06-14-2013, 02:05 AM
2120 Vangorilla March 8 2013
The market for DSNY's digital watermark technology (locks and traces any piece of digital content) solves a very big upcoming problem.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/08/technology/revolution-in-the-resale-of-digital-books-and-music.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/08/technology/revolution-in-the-resale-of-digital-books-and-music.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0
2156 Vangorilla March 9 2013
As I mentioned a while ago..DSNY already protects and distributes the record labels billion dollar content with PlayMPE..the next logical step is for them to protect and distribute their videos with G2.
It appears that the Daily Site http://daily.plaympe.com/ will become a portal for the recording industry to monitor new releases as soon as they become available (long before YouTube or radio stations). More artists will want their song/album to appear on this site which should lead to even more PlayMPE biz.
This is the first step in the record labels initiative to take back control of their content AND maintain a relationship with the consumer.
Once a record label is able to determine who plays their song/video and also who buys the song, the playing field shifts in a big way. Now who places a digital watermark on the content (song or video), who has a music player and a video player, and who can track any illegally reproduced copy of this content on the Net?
DSNY has spent a few years building a safe and efficient Internet infrastructure for the record industry...That is the Big picture.
The record labels are so entrenched in PlayMPE. How hard would it be to get a record label or artist to try G2 for one of their videos?
It appears that the Daily Site http://daily.plaympe.com/ will become a portal for the recording industry to monitor new releases as soon as they become available (long before YouTube or radio stations). More artists will want their song/album to appear on this site which should lead to even more PlayMPE biz.
This is the first step in the record labels initiative to take back control of their content AND maintain a relationship with the consumer.
Once a record label is able to determine who plays their song/video and also who buys the song, the playing field shifts in a big way. Now who places a digital watermark on the content (song or video), who has a music player and a video player, and who can track any illegally reproduced copy of this content on the Net?
DSNY has spent a few years building a safe and efficient Internet infrastructure for the record industry...That is the Big picture.
The record labels are so entrenched in PlayMPE. How hard would it be to get a record label or artist to try G2 for one of their videos?