Google has announced today that they are implementing new steps to combat copyright violations online. As part of their new plan, company will respond to complaints within 24 hours regarding pirated material posted on its YouTube video site and other services.
The search giant also plans to implement changes to its Autocomplete function, which predicts what users are looking for before they finish typing in their search. Likewise, the company is going to make improvements to Adsense, their advertising service that prevents ads from appearing on sites that offer pirated content.
Google makes these changes as it comes under increasing pressure from the entertainment industry to do more to stop illegal file sharing and piracy. The plan is set to roll out over the coming months.
Comment by Guest on 2011-12-11 13:05:35
There is a new wave of liquid democracy that we need to promote to help our needs and our rights to rise forward in good in this society
Comment by ppb on 2010-12-04 08:41:40
i guess price for medias and softwares won't decrease even if piracy was totally hannihilated (that will never happens)
this planet goes like a THX4001 movie..
control everything peoples do...
internet sucks, what will it offer for the futures generations ? only paid junk ? fruity loops worth more than 2000$ in its total version but a game like gtaIV costed 50 000 000 $ of devollopment and been released around 50$..
i hate the way the world tend to control and spy peoples on the net..and they don't even protect you from hackers..
world's going sick..
