Because of rights, contemporary art can rarely be shared over the Internet. This concerns most of the wealth presented by museums, festivals and other cultural mediators.
Those that have rights to channel digital content and collections – authors, collectors, galleries, museums and centres – specify their rights through a digital rights management (DRM) process for digital content, their information and the digital exhibitions.

DRM and encryption protocols
The broadcasted exhibitions are encrypted, and can only be viewed on HD, 4K or multiple display subscribers: a unique solution to encourage legal sharing, in respect to rights.