WO2006038622A1 - コンテンツ配信システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a content delivery system, method and program, and more particularly to a content delivery system, method and program capable of tracing a content delivery path.
- P2P peer-to-peer
- Napster Napster
- Gnutella Gnutella
- Winny etc.
- monitoring how content is distributed using such P2P software is a matter of power to which content is preferred by which user, and which users are interested in the content. It is very useful for marketing because it can grasp the power introduced to the side.
- this conventional content delivery system is composed of a server device 1 and terminals 2a, 2b and 2c.
- the server apparatus 1 includes a user information database 10, a content database 11, a web server unit 12, a user information management unit 13, an encryption unit 14, and a content distribution status. Analysis unit 15 forces are configured.
- a conventional system having such a configuration operates as follows.
- the user information database 10 includes a user ID as shown in FIG. 9, a terminal, a user's report, a content name, a person who introduced the content, or a person who transmitted the content. Stores the recommendation ID to be shown and the playback program name for playing back the content. Also, the content database 11 stores the content to be distributed and its reproduction program.
- the user of the content here, described as user A in FIG. 7 uses his / her terminal (terminal 2a) to use his / her user information 6a to Register through the server unit 12.
- This user information 6a contains at least a user ID (ID_A), a terminal ID for identifying a terminal, user information such as a name 'contact information', and a desired content name.
- the user information management unit 13 stores these pieces of information in the user information database 10.
- the encryption unit 14 transmits the content requested by the user A to the terminal 2a in the form (content 5) in which the user ID (ID-A) of the user A is embedded. Furthermore, the terminal 2a requests the server device 1 for a reproduction program for reproducing the content.
- the encryption unit 14 uses the content database by the encryption key based on the user information of the user A and at least the content name information and the code sequence of the content. It encrypts the playback program in 11 and sends the playback program 7a.
- the terminal A can reproduce the content by decrypting the reproduction program 7a with the decryption key based on either the user information of the user A and at least the information of the content name and the code string of the content.
- user A when introducing the content to user B, user A operates as follows.
- the user A transmits the content 5 to the terminal 2 b of the user B by using a local connection or P2P file sharing software or the like.
- the terminal 2 b can not reproduce the content 5 as it is, the user B is prompted to register information of his / her own user information in the server device 1 in order to acquire a reproduction program for reproduction. Then, the user B registers the user information 6 b through the web server 12.
- the user information 6 b is embedded in the content 5 in addition to the information of the user information 6 a and transmits the user ID (ID-A) to the server device 1.
- the user information management unit 13 of the server device 1 stores ID-A as a recommendation ID in accordance with the transmitted user ID (ID-B), terminal, user information, and content name. Save with
- the encryption unit 14 encrypts the reproduction program in the content database 11 with the encryption key based on the user information of the user B and at least the information of the content name and the encoded sequence of the content. Send the playback program 7b.
- the terminal 2 b uses the reproduction program 7 a for the user information and at least the content of the user A.
- the content can be played back by decryption using a decryption key based on either the name information or the code string of the content.
- ID-C the recommendation ID of the user ID of user C (ID-C) is stored as ID-A.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-12866
- the first problem is that, as shown in FIG. 9, the user information database 10 contains the user A despite the fact that the content is being distributed from user A to user B to user. ⁇ User B, User A ⁇ User C is saved only in the form of a trap, so it means that you can not grasp the true distribution channel.
- the reason is that the ID of the user who first downloaded the content is embedded in the content, and in the subsequent distribution, the introducer is registered in the server based on this ID.
- the second problem is that when the content is passed to another user without playing the content,
- That user information is not registered in the server device. Therefore, marketing information can not be collected on which users the content is not acceptable.
- the reason is that the user who does not play the content accesses the server device 1 in order to obtain the playback program.
- the object of the present invention was invented in view of the above problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a content distribution system capable of tracking all distribution channels of content distributed by a specific distribution method. is there.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a content trust system capable of tracking a content distribution channel even if the content is not reproduced.
- Still another object of the present invention is to provide a self-confidence system capable of restricting the distribution of content to a specific distribution method. Means to solve the problem
- a first invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is
- the transmission source terminal ID and the transmission destination terminal ID are compared with the content ID transmitted with the transmission request, the transmission destination terminal ID and the transmission source terminal ID, A means for transmitting a registered encryption key to the transmission destination terminal; a flow management means for storing the registered content ID, a transmission source terminal ID, and a transmission destination terminal ID;
- the reproduction key transmission means refers to the information registered in the distribution management means, and when the user of the terminal that has requested the transmission of the reproduction key has distributed a large number of contents in the past, the reproduction key transmission means And means for discounting and charging.
- a third invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is
- the transmitting terminal transmitting, to the transmission destination terminal, double encrypted content in which the encrypted content is doubly encrypted with the encryption key;
- the transmission source terminal ID and the transmission destination terminal ID are compared with the content ID transmitted with the transmission request, the transmission destination terminal ID and the transmission source terminal ID, Transmitting an encryption key that has been registered! To the transmission destination terminal; a flow management step of storing the registered content ID, transmission source terminal ID, and transmission destination terminal ID;
- a fourth invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is characterized in that, in the above-mentioned third invention,
- the reproduction key transmission step is
- a fifth invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is
- the double encrypted content in which the encrypted content is doubly encrypted with the encryption key The process of sending to the destination terminal;
- the transmission source terminal ID and the transmission destination terminal ID are compared with the content ID transmitted with the transmission request, the transmission destination terminal ID and the transmission source terminal ID, A process of transmitting a registered encryption key to the transmission destination terminal; a flow management process of storing the registered content ID, a transmission source terminal ID, and a transmission destination terminal ID;
- the reproduction key transmission process refers to the information registered in the distribution management process, and when the user of the terminal requesting the reproduction key has distributed many contents in the past, a discount is made according to the number of distributions. And causing the computer to further execute a charging process.
- a seventh invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is
- An eighth invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is:
- Transmission destination terminal power When the transmission request for the reproduction key is received, it is checked whether or not the terminal is registered in the database, and if it is registered, reproduction key transmission means for transmitting the reproduction key and
- the reproduction key transmission means discounts and charges according to the number of distribution. Characterized in that it comprises means.
- a tenth invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is
- the content When transmitting the content, the content is B-note-in, the encryption key for decrypting the B-content is generated, the encryption key, the identification information for identifying the content, and the transmission source terminal A means for registering identification information and identification information of a transmission destination terminal;
- the distribution channel is managed by the identification information of the registered content, the identification information of the transmission source terminal, and the identification information of the transmission destination terminal.
- An eleventh invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is a terminal
- the content When transmitting the content, the content is B-note-in, the encryption key for decrypting the B-content is generated, the encryption key, the identification information for identifying the content, and the transmission source terminal A unit for transmitting identification information and identification information of a destination terminal;
- the distribution route is registered based on the identification information for identifying the transmitted content, the identification information of the transmission source terminal, and the identification information of the transmission destination terminal.
- a twelfth invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is a server
- An encryption key for decrypting encrypted content, identification information of encrypted content, identification information of a transmission source terminal that transmits encrypted content, and identification information of a transmission destination terminal And means for receiving
- the identification information of the content transmitted along with the transmission request for the encryption key, the identification information of the transmission source terminal and the identification information of the transmission destination terminal, and the identification of the received content Means for collating the information, the identification information of the transmission source terminal, and the identification information of the transmission destination terminal, and in the case of coincidence, transmitting the encryption key;
- the distribution route is recorded by the identification information of the received content, the identification information of the terminal of the transmission source, and the identification information of the terminal of the transmission destination.
- a thirteenth invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is a content delivery method
- a fourteenth invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is a program of a terminal
- the program is for the terminal
- the content When transmitting the content, the content is B-note-in, the encryption key for decrypting the B-content is generated, the encryption key, the identification information for identifying the content, and the transmission source terminal A unit for transmitting identification information and identification information of a destination terminal;
- a fifteenth invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is
- An encryption key for decrypting encrypted content, identification information of encrypted content, identification information of a transmission source terminal that transmits encrypted content, and identification information of a transmission destination terminal And means for receiving
- the controller When the transmission request for the encryption key is received, the controller transmitted along with the transmission request for the encryption key
- the identification information of the tent, the identification information of the transmission source terminal and the identification information of the transmission destination terminal are compared with the identification information of the received content, the identification information of the transmission source terminal and the identification information of the transmission destination terminal. In case of coincidence, it is characterized in that it functions as a means for transmitting the encryption key.
- Adopting such a configuration when distributing content by a specific distribution method, make sure that the server device is accessed, and that the reproduction key is not transmitted to the content distributed by other than the specific distribution method. Can achieve the object of the present invention.
- the first effect of the present invention is to be able to track all the distribution paths of the distributed content by a specific distribution method.
- the reason is that when distributing content by a specific distribution method, the server apparatus must be accessed to obtain an encryption key for communication.
- the second effect of the present invention is that the content distribution channel is tracked even if the content is not reproduced.
- the reason is that, with the present method, access is made to the server apparatus at the time of distribution other than at the time of content reproduction.
- a third effect of the present invention is to provide a content delivery system capable of restricting the distribution of content to a specific distribution method.
- the reason is that the content can not be reproduced or used if it is distributed by a method other than a specific distribution method such as delivery of a content memory card.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a best mode for carrying out the first invention of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the best mode of the server device 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a schema of the best mode of the user information database 10 of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a schema of the best mode of the distribution management database 18 of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a flow chart showing the operation of the best mode for carrying out the first invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the configuration of the best mode for carrying out the second invention of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a view showing the best mode of the user information database 10 of the invention of reference 1;
- the content delivery system of the present invention delivers the content by primary encryption when delivering it to the server device. Then, when distributing the content between the terminals, the transmission source terminal registers an encryption key for performing communication encryption in the server apparatus, and the next encrypted content is transmitted to the transmission destination terminal using this encryption key. Send to Then, the server apparatus stores the content distribution path by the terminal of the transmission destination accessing to acquire the encryption key from the server. Furthermore, when each terminal reproduces the content, the server device is accessed, and when it is confirmed that the server device has been distributed to the terminal, a content reproduction key is issued.
- server devices 1 and terminals 2 that operate under program control (three in FIG. 1 are shown as 2a, 2b, and 2c for convenience of explanation). All have the same function).
- the server device 1 includes a user information database 10, a content database 11, a web server unit 12, a user information management unit 13, and a content distribution information analysis unit 15.
- the distribution management unit 16, the reproduction management unit 17, and the distribution management database 18 are included.
- the terminal 2 has a communication monitoring unit 20 (three in FIG. 1 for convenience of explanation 20a, 20b and 20c, but all have the same functions), and a reproduction unit 21 (for convenience in description in FIG. 1) 21a. , 21b, 21c, and all three have the same function.
- the user information database 10 stores an ID (terminal ID) for specifying a terminal and information (user information) on a user who holds the terminal, as shown in FIG. 3 as a minimum configuration. ing.
- this terminal ID one that can be calculated uniquely for each terminal by using a serial number, an IP address, a MAC address and a hash value of those, such as a serial number for specifying the terminal, can be used.
- an ID uniquely assigned to the communication monitoring unit or playback unit of each terminal may be used.
- the user information may include, in addition to the user ID, user name, age, address, contact information, date of birth, user attribute information such as occupation, preference information, and the like.
- Content database 11 stores encrypted content 5 and playback key 4 for decrypting encrypted content 5 with content ID as a key, as a minimum configuration. Furthermore, usage rights information for playing back content can be added as needed in response to the demand. In addition, when buying and selling the reproduction key 4 and the reproduction key 4 accompanied by the usage right information, the price and the like can be added as necessary.
- the content ID is an ID uniquely assigned to the content for identifying the content, and may be assigned to each content by the server device 1 or the hash value of the data of the encrypted content 5 or the like. The force may also be calculated.
- the encrypted content 5 is the content obtained by adding the content to the encrypted data, the URL for accessing the server device 1, the copyright information such as the author, or the content ID if the server device assigns a content ID. It may be
- the distribution management database 18 stores the content ID, the terminal ID (sending terminal ID) that has transmitted the content, and the received terminal ID (receiving terminal ID) as shown in FIG. 4 as the minimum configuration. . Other than this, it can also include status information as to whether or not transmission and reception are successful, and transmission and reception time.
- the user information management unit 13 performs registration / deletion of data of the user information database 10 and the like.
- the web server unit 12 performs registration of user information, communication of deletion information, registration of encrypted content and playback key of content provider, and usage condition information as needed.
- the distribution management unit 16 When the distribution management unit 16 receives an acquisition request for encrypted content from the terminal 2, the distribution management unit 16 transmits information to the terminal 2 and stores information such as content, transmission terminal ID, and reception terminal ID at the same time.
- the communication monitor of the content receiving terminal is the communication key 8 of One Time transmitted from the communication monitor 20 of the terminal 2 (in FIG. 1, for convenience of explanation, the data format shown as 8x and 8y is the same). 20, temporarily store it until requested by 20, and when the communication key 8 is transmitted to the communication monitoring unit 20 of the content receiving terminal or when communication fails, the content ID, transmitting terminal ID, and reception in the distribution management database Save information such as terminal ID.
- the One Time communication key indicates that the contents of the communication key are different communication keys each time.
- the reproduction management unit 17 requests the reproduction key 4 from the reproduction unit 21 of the terminal 2, Is registered in the distribution management database, check if the terminal power is registered, and registered!
- the use condition information is attached to the reproduction key 4 and transmitted to the reproduction unit 21 of the terminal 2.
- communication monitoring unit 20 When communicating content between terminals, communication monitoring unit 20 generates communication key 8 of One Time on the transmission side, registers it in distribution management unit 16, and registers the communication key 8. Then, ciphertext 5 is transmitted by double encryption (shown as 5'a and 5'b in FIG. 1). The communication monitoring unit 20 on the receiving side requests the communication key 8 to the distribution management unit 16, and when the communication key 8 is sent back, the double-encrypted content is decrypted.
- the communication monitoring unit 20 is configured and the case where the communication monitoring unit 20 is configured will be described.
- the reproduction unit 21 When reproducing the encrypted content 5, the reproduction unit 21 requests the reproduction management unit 17 for the reproduction key 4, and when the reproduction key 4 is sent back, the encrypted content 5 is decrypted and reproduced.
- the usage condition information is acquired along with the reception of the playback key 4, the content is played back under the usage condition.
- the playback unit 21 may be installed in advance on the terminal 2 or may be downloaded from the server device 1 when playing back content.
- the content distribution status analysis unit 15 distributes a large number of the contents based on the table information of the user information database 10 and the distribution management database 18, and the user who receives the content or receives the content. Users who do not play and who contribute to distribution in P2P networks are searched.
- the content provider force encryption content 5 and its reproduction key 4 and, if necessary, the usage condition information and the price thereof are registered in the content database via the web server unit 12.
- the content provider may perform encryption using a content encryption tool for content owned by the content provider, and the server apparatus 1 generates a reproduction key 4 and a web service for content encryption. It may be provided by the server unit and registered with the content provider. Also, this content provider may be a general paid content provider or a terminal 2 user. Content provider ends If you are the second user, you may register the Content ID of Encrypted Content 5 instead of Encrypted Content 5 from the above registered content.
- the terminal ID (for convenience of explanation, each terminal ID of the terminals 2a, 2b, 2c in FIG. 1 is ID-A, ID-B, ID) through the web server unit 12).
- -C) and user information 6 (For convenience of explanation, each user information of the terminals 2a, 2b, 2c in FIG. 1 is 6a, 6b, 6c) are input.
- the entered information is entered into the user information database 10 by the user information management unit 13.
- An example of the schema of the user information database in this case is shown in FIG. 3.
- the operation will be described by taking the case of distributing the encrypted content 5 from the server device 1 to the terminals 2a, 2b and 2c as an example. .
- the terminal 2 a requests the distribution management unit 16 to acquire the encrypted content 5.
- the distribution management unit 16 searches the content database for the requested encrypted content 5 and transmits it, and the content ID transmitted to the distribution management database (referred to as ID-1 for convenience of explanation) and the server as the transmitting terminal ID
- ID-1 for convenience of explanation
- ID-A the terminal ID of the terminal 2a
- the reproduction unit 21 a transmits an acquisition request for acquiring the reproduction key of the encrypted content whose content ID is ID-1 and the ID-A to the reproduction management unit 17.
- the reproduction management unit 17 accesses the distribution management database 18, confirms that ID-A is a terminal downloaded from the server, acquires the reproduction key 4 corresponding to ID-1, and the reproduction unit 21a. Reply to
- the reproduction unit 21a decrypts the encrypted content 5 using the reproduction key 4 and reproduces it.
- the communication management unit 20b of the terminal 2b requests acquisition of the encrypted content 5, and its own terminal ID (
- the communication management unit 20a of the terminal 2a generates a communication key of One Time, and performs double encryption of the content (step A2).
- the communication management unit 20a can use the communication key and the content ID (ID-1) of the encrypted content, I.
- Step A3 Send DA and ID-B to the distribution management unit 16.
- step A4 the distribution management unit 16 transmits an acknowledgment of receipt to the communication management unit 20a
- step A4 the communication management unit 20a sends the content 5a that has been double-encrypted in step A2 to the communication management unit 20b.
- the communication management unit 20b does not know the terminal ID of the terminal 2a at this time, the ID-
- step A5 A will be sent together.
- the communication management unit 20b sends the communication key acquisition request, the ID-1, ID-A, and ID-B to the distribution management unit 16 in order to decrypt the double-encrypted content 5'a. Send (step A6).
- the distribution management unit 16 receives the content ID transmitted in step A3 and step A6, and the transmitting terminal I.
- step A7 check if the receiving terminal ID is the same (step A7), and if the ID is the same, send the communication key. If not identical, send an error (step A8).
- the communication management unit 20 b decrypts the double-encrypted content (step A 9), and transmits a status indicating whether the decryption is successful to the distribution management unit 16 (step A1
- the distribution management unit 16 When the distribution management unit 16 receives the status, it transmits a receipt confirmation to the communication management unit 20b (step All), and writes ID-1, ID-A, and ID-B in the distribution management database 18. Also write the status if necessary (Step A 12).
- the distribution management database 18 can be identified as ID-1, ID-A, and ID-B by performing the same processing as that transmitted from the terminal 2a to the terminal 2b Is written. (The written example is shown in Figure 4.)
- the information in the fourth line shown in FIG. 4 is not written in the distribution management database 18.
- the reproduction management unit 17 refers to the distribution management database 18 and the history transmitted to the terminal of ID-C remains ID-1 remains. Not send playback key 4 but send an error.
- the server device when content is distributed by a specific distribution method, the server device is always accessed in order to obtain an encryption key for communication. Track all distribution channels of distributed content according to a specific distribution method.
- the server apparatus is further made to access the server device at the time of distribution other than at the time of content reproduction, so the content distribution route can be traced even if the content is not reproduced.
- the content is distributed so that the content can not be used if the content is distributed by a method other than a specific distribution method such as delivery of a content memory card. It can be restricted to a specific distribution method.
- the playback management unit 17 performs playback The function that can be charged before transmitting the key 4 and the ability to refer to the analysis result of the content distribution status analysis unit 15 are different. Also, the content database 11 always stores the price of the reproduction key 4 or the reproduction key 4 with usage condition information.
- the reproduction management unit 17 requests acquisition of the reproduction key 4 of the encrypted content 5 from the reproduction unit 20 of the terminal 2 and the reproduction key 4 is charged, the user of the terminal 2 is requested. Perform billing processing.
- the content distribution status analysis unit 15 is accessed, and the number of content distributions in the past of the user is acquired. Then, a discount is made according to the number of content distributions. Finally, when the payment by the user is completed, the reproduction key 4 is transmitted to the reproduction unit 20.
- the method of distributing the content between the terminals is used.
- P2P software the effect of turning on the power for a long time can be expected for each user to increase the number of distributions, and a stable P2P network can be configured.
- content is distributed over P2P network and its popularity is collected It can be applied to applications such as marketing.
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