A coalition of major media and Internet companies on Oct. 18 issued a set of guidelines for handling copyright-protected videos on large user-generated sites such as MySpace. Media companies Walt Disney Co., Viacom Inc., CBS Corp., NBC Universal and News Corp. joined Internet companies Microsoft Corp., MySpace, Veoh Networks and Dailymotion to issue the guidelines, which would require sites to use filtering technology to block copyrighted clips from being posted without permission.
October 19, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A coalition of major media and Internet companies Oct. 18 issued a set of guidelines for handling copyright-protected videos on large user-generated sites such as MySpace.
Conspicuously absent was Google Inc., whose YouTube Web site this week rolled out its own technology to filter copyrighted videos once they’ve been posted.
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