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Web Scanning Technology for Copyright Violations

Submitted by MacRonin on April 6, 2007 - 9:59am
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Web Scanning Technology for Copyright Violations: eldavojohn writes "I've heard a lot of talk about software being used to detect pirated media anywhere on the web, but haven't seen a lot of details. PhysOrg has a good article on one of the tools out there. Automatic Copyright Infringement Detection (ACID) boasts a patented technology coined 'meaning-based computing' that is reportedly capable of finding relationships between 1,000 different types of files. The important thing is that this is not tagging based searching. 'Autonomy's search technology uses automatic hyperlinking and link clustering that the company claims isn't built into keyword search engines. According to the company, this technology allows computers to perform searches with greater context, so it finds a wider range of related documents or research citations than is possible from keyword searches.' For more details on how this magic works, check out Autonomy's patent and the many patents by its subdivision, Virage."

(Via Slashdot: Your Rights Online.)

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