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Google will begin massive copyright filtering on Youtube, the company it now owns, in September.
Google lawyer Philip S. Beck described the system as a recognition technology that would rely on digital fingerprints that copyright holders would provide to YouTube to help filter out illegal uploads. Once the fingerprint is in the system, YouTube's software would be able to recognize and remove it within a minute or two.
Google says that it hopes that its new software would end the complaints - and litigation - from companies such as Viacom.
View at TechPowerUp Main Site
Google lawyer Philip S. Beck described the system as a recognition technology that would rely on digital fingerprints that copyright holders would provide to YouTube to help filter out illegal uploads. Once the fingerprint is in the system, YouTube's software would be able to recognize and remove it within a minute or two.
Google says that it hopes that its new software would end the complaints - and litigation - from companies such as Viacom.
View at TechPowerUp Main Site