Open Digital Rights Language (ODRL)

Open Digital Rights Language (ODRL) is a standardized framework used to describe permissions, restrictions, and obligations associated with digital content, like who can access or share a file and under what conditions. It helps content creators, providers, and users communicate rights and rules clearly and consistently across different systems. Essentially, ODRL acts like a digital license that specifies what can or cannot be done with digital assets, promoting transparency and control over digital rights while enabling automated enforcement and management of content usage.