Or it will be if Audible Magic has anything to do with it..

Audible Magic has developed the technology to compare song and video ‘fingerprints’ to a database of copyrighted works, spitting out exactly what it matches too.

On NYTimes.com, the chief executive of Audible Magic downloaded a two minute clip from YouTube and fed it into his video recognition system.  The result - A quick match to the same content 49 minutes into Kill Bill - Vol. 2.

This spells trouble for all a ton of individuals on the internet.

The thing I don’t understand is the companies getting crazy over copyrights.  I understand that online traffic is taking away from viewership, but it is a changing game.  Find a way to monetize it!

Bands are offering free downloads so thay can make money at their shows.  Television stations are signing contracts with YouTube because it spikes their offline viewership.

Rather than assume that all online media is bad, learn how to use the exposure wisely!!

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