PRWebVobile a leading provider of content identification and management services, today announced that Filesonic, a leader in cloud storage solutions, will be deploying Vobile vCloud9 to check all files when they are uploaded to its site - including compressed files - for copyright infringement before users are able to share them publicly.
Vobile's vCloud9 is the first such digital protection technology to enable sites to examine content, match it to Vobile's extensive database of digital content 'fingerprints' and pull the questionable content before publication. This represents a huge technological step in preventing pirated content from going viral on the web.
"Filesonic believes the timing is right to take an even more proactive approach against copyright infringement, as the amount of content on the Internet continues to grow, and as its products become victim to abuse by copyright infringers. Given the volume of data on our servers, we went looking for an effective method of checking every media or compressed file uploaded and chose Vobile's vCloud9 as the most effective solution to meet that criteria. Filesonic's implementation of vCloud9 is one of many steps our company has undertaken to deal with copyright infringement, and we look forward to having vCloud9 as part of our arsenal," said Sara Parr, Communications Manager at Filesonic.
"Video fingerprinting technology such as Vobile's is an established, tested and widely adopted way for sites that allow user uploads to prevent the unauthorized distribution of copyrighted content. In this particular case, we look forward to seeing Filesonic implement Vobile's vCloud9 effectively and to more sites and services using effective filtering tools," said Ronald Wheeler, Senior Vice President, Content Protection, Fox Entertainment Group, Inc.
Vobile pioneered VDNA(TM) Digital Fingerprinting technology to better filter and protect copyrighted content, and in September announced the release of its next generation technology, vCloud9, to specifically address compressed files hidden in cloud storage sites -- files previously immune to identification. Using the storage platform, some users were able to upload unauthorized content without consent, such as copyrighted movies or TV shows. These were saved as compressed files to allow easier file uploading and downloading; however, file compression "hides" the true content, making it difficult to identify.
Because vCloud9 can specifically identify content contained within compressed files, vCould9 helps cloud storage sites comply with international copyright law and provides content owners with a tool to manage the distribution and monetization of their content over the Web.
"We are pleased that Filesonic has chosen Vobile to become a partner in the fight against digital piracy," said Yangbin Wang, CEO, Vobile. "The uploading of copyrighted content has been a challenge for content owners and sites themselves -- particularly with the growing use of compressed files. With vCloud9 they now have the tool to comply with copyright law."
ABOUT FILESONIC
Since its inception, Filesonic has aimed to create next-generation cloud storage solutions that combine industry-leading levels of service, performance, security and usability. Filesonic has pioneered an unlimited storage model, thus enabling users to securely store their files on robust servers, with virtually no limits. By operating a free/premium model, Filesonic provides access to many of its key services free of charge, with the option of more advanced premium offerings at very competitive rates.
ABOUT VOBILE
Vobile is the leading provider of audiovisual content identification and management services for all stakeholders in the digital content value chain. Its core VDNA(R) technology enables fully automated identification, tracking and management of any video, audio and image content with high performance, accuracy and scalability across all platforms including mobile. The company, http://www.vobileinc.com/, is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.
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Vobile's vCloud9 is the first such digital protection technology to enable sites to examine content, match it to Vobile's extensive database of digital content 'fingerprints' and pull the questionable content before publication. This represents a huge technological step in preventing pirated content from going viral on the web.
"Filesonic believes the timing is right to take an even more proactive approach against copyright infringement, as the amount of content on the Internet continues to grow, and as its products become victim to abuse by copyright infringers. Given the volume of data on our servers, we went looking for an effective method of checking every media or compressed file uploaded and chose Vobile's vCloud9 as the most effective solution to meet that criteria. Filesonic's implementation of vCloud9 is one of many steps our company has undertaken to deal with copyright infringement, and we look forward to having vCloud9 as part of our arsenal," said Sara Parr, Communications Manager at Filesonic.
"Video fingerprinting technology such as Vobile's is an established, tested and widely adopted way for sites that allow user uploads to prevent the unauthorized distribution of copyrighted content. In this particular case, we look forward to seeing Filesonic implement Vobile's vCloud9 effectively and to more sites and services using effective filtering tools," said Ronald Wheeler, Senior Vice President, Content Protection, Fox Entertainment Group, Inc.
Vobile pioneered VDNA(TM) Digital Fingerprinting technology to better filter and protect copyrighted content, and in September announced the release of its next generation technology, vCloud9, to specifically address compressed files hidden in cloud storage sites -- files previously immune to identification. Using the storage platform, some users were able to upload unauthorized content without consent, such as copyrighted movies or TV shows. These were saved as compressed files to allow easier file uploading and downloading; however, file compression "hides" the true content, making it difficult to identify.
Because vCloud9 can specifically identify content contained within compressed files, vCould9 helps cloud storage sites comply with international copyright law and provides content owners with a tool to manage the distribution and monetization of their content over the Web.
"We are pleased that Filesonic has chosen Vobile to become a partner in the fight against digital piracy," said Yangbin Wang, CEO, Vobile. "The uploading of copyrighted content has been a challenge for content owners and sites themselves -- particularly with the growing use of compressed files. With vCloud9 they now have the tool to comply with copyright law."
ABOUT FILESONIC
Since its inception, Filesonic has aimed to create next-generation cloud storage solutions that combine industry-leading levels of service, performance, security and usability. Filesonic has pioneered an unlimited storage model, thus enabling users to securely store their files on robust servers, with virtually no limits. By operating a free/premium model, Filesonic provides access to many of its key services free of charge, with the option of more advanced premium offerings at very competitive rates.
ABOUT VOBILE
Vobile is the leading provider of audiovisual content identification and management services for all stakeholders in the digital content value chain. Its core VDNA(R) technology enables fully automated identification, tracking and management of any video, audio and image content with high performance, accuracy and scalability across all platforms including mobile. The company, http://www.vobileinc.com/, is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.
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now they full Protect Copyrighted Digital Content
