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Image-Erkennungstechnologien.
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- Subject: Image-Erkennungstechnologien.
- From: Horns@t-online.de (Axel H. Horns)
- Date: Tue, 5 May 1998 17:26:20 +0100
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One of the technologies Feith said he has been
most impressed with so far is from a small
Louisiana-based company called IP2. The
product attaches small Java applets to
copyrighted ortrademarked material that can
prevent both the downloading of material from a
website and the sending of downloaded
material from a user's computer to another
location.
IP2's technology won't be released
commercially for several more months, said
Jordan Glogau, the company's president. But
beta testing has uncovered at least one major
case of infringement against a consumer
products company that could result in a legal
case, said Glogau, who said copyright
protection of marketing images is likely to
become a huge market.
Playboy is embedding viewable copyright
information in images with technology from
Portland, Ore.-based Digimarc. Although
Digimarc has also deployed Web-searching
technology, Playboy's copyright enforcement
efforts to date have relied primarily upon such
methods as manually patrolling newsgroups,
Feith said.
In recent months, Playboy has won millions of
dollars in monetary damages from fee-based
services that resold Playboy images gathered
from Internet newsgroups. In doing so, Playboy
has built a reputation as a strong defender of its
copyright images.
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Komplett unter
http://www.techweb.com/wire/story/TWB19980404S0002
Automatisierbare Techniken zur Image-Identifikation scheinen
Konjunktur zu haben .. nicht nur bei PEREKO.