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YouTube to Offer Copyright Protection "Very Soon"
By Andy Beal
It appears Google’s finally starting to realize that if YouTube is to continue its success, they need to figure out how to protect copyright holders from video piracy.
I’m guessing losing big deals to your rivals and watching others being proactive on copyright protection, finally got Google’s attention, but apparently only just recently.
“We just reviewed that (issue) about an hour ago,” Schmidt told Reuters when asked what Google was doing to make anti-piracy technologies widely available to video owners. “It is going to roll out very soon … It is not far away.”
No timeframe for rollout was given by Schmidt - shocker! - but whatever they introduce will be available to all copyright holders, not just the big guys who make licensing deals with Google.
Via Mashable.
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