May 2017 – Digital Watermarking Alliance

LAS VEGAS — Implementing real-time watermark detection in content makers’ monitoring systems is crucial, according to cybersecurity and content protection experts who spoke at the Content Delivery and Security Association (CDSA) Cybersecurity and Content Protection Pavilion April 24, during the NAB Show in Las Vegas.

The industry desperately needs an open source watermark identifier standard, Graham Oakes, chairman of the Digital Watermarking Alliance and CEO of Media Science International, argued during the first panel discussion of the day, “Secure, Real-Time Watermark Detection for Effective Piracy Monitoring.” And that standard needs to be integrated into all distribution channels and should allow the source of piracy to be detectable within just a few seconds, he said…

Read the Full Article from MESA Here: NAB 2017: Digital Watermarking Alliance’s Oakes: Industry Needs Identifier Standard

Tuesday May 16, 2017: 4:25 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.

Graham Oakes Chairman to the Digital Watermarking Alliance and CEO of Media Science International to present, “Secure, Real-Time Watermark Detection For Effective Piracy Monitoring,” at the 2017 Streaming Media East Conference.

Piracy monitoring systems must evolve from sending DMCA whackamole notices to real-time watermark detection. However, pirate content originates from multiple sources using different watermarking technologies. Using new audio/video watermark detection techniques, learn how torrent and cyberlocker monitoring providers can streamline piracy monitoring workflow to curtail the supply of unauthorized content.

Visit the Digital Watermarking Booth #128 at the 2017 Streaming Media East conference May 16-17.

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