The popular online hangout MySpace said Monday it will experiment with a video-filtering system designed to block clips containing copyright materials. MySpace is licensing technology from Audible Magic Corp., which late last year obtained rights to a system for scanning video clips and looking for signature vectors -- such as a unique digital fingerprint -- to compare with vectors stored in a database. Video can be blocked from appearing on MySpace when there is a match.
February 13, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The popular online hangout MySpace said Monday it will experiment with a video-filtering system designed to block clips containing copyright materials.
MySpace is licensing technology from Audible Magic Corp., which late last year obtained rights to a system for scanning video clips and looking for signature vectors — such as a unique digital fingerprint — to compare with vectors stored in a database. Video can be blocked from appearing on MySpace when there is a match.
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