The Blog for Video 2.0
Monday, October 15, 2007
YouTube launches Video ID filtering technology
YouTube today is announcing the beta of its video filtering technology.
The program calls for rights holders to upload versions of their copyrighted videos into a database,YouTube will then identify matches and pull them for review. Publishers will then have the choice of blocking the content or to monetize it via ads or run promos.
The program calls for rights holders to upload versions of their copyrighted videos into a database,YouTube will then identify matches and pull them for review. Publishers will then have the choice of blocking the content or to monetize it via ads or run promos.
Labels: DRM, Google, online video, youtube
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