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- Embed this notice@midway Referring to published works as "digital assets" devalues such works - it dismisses their value to society aside from potential commercial profits.
You are demanding the entitlement of restricting someones ability to share with their neighbor, even after payment for the work in question has been received.
Merely watching a video, or running some software doesn't even "use" it, as you cannot possible consume or exhaust digital information.
If you are worried sick about someone watching a video you made, or running some software you run without paying you, even after being paid the price you set for x copies distributed, you should probably not have make the video or written the software in the first place.