London, Nov 5 : The original owners of a pirated video will now be able to make profit when the copied content will be broadcasted online, all thanks to a new technology developed by California-based company Auditude.
The new system will simply overlay copyright-infringing footage with advertising designed to generate revenue from the video sharing websites like MySpace and YouTube.
Such sites have often been asked to remove content like music videos and TV shows uploaded without permission from the copyright holders.
The sites have been accused of profiting from such activity, which is considered to be a major block in making profit from providing free video online.
London, Nov. 5 : Former Wimbledon champion John McEnroe believes that Britain’s Andy Murray is a serious contender for the end-of-season Masters Cup in Shanghai.
Washington, November 5 : Rihanna has been signed as the new face for Gucci’s recent campaign for The United Nations Children''s Fund (UNICEF).
The 20-year-old, whose hit single ‘Umbrella’ has been polled as the ‘catchiest song of all time’, will be seen posing for the iconic Italian fashion house for its ‘Tattoo Heart’ collection of products.
A quarter of proceeds earned from the collection will donated to the children''s charity, reports Contactmusic.
Washington, November 5 : Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie might have played gun-wielding characters in films, but she wants to ensure that her children understand the difference between movie roles and real life.
"We don''t take war and violence lightly, but we don''t hide it from anybody," People magazine quoted her as telling British Harper''s Bazaar for its December issue.
"Listen, my kids play video games. I let them play with toy soldiers," she added.
Jolie, who has six kids with Brad Pitt, insisted that one should adopt an honest approach to make kids aware of the existence of violent in real life.
London, November 5 : ‘X Factor’ supremo Simon Cowell was annoyed when the lyricist he had lined up for Leona Lewis’ comeback single took the song to Beyonce.
Cowell wanted ‘Bleeding Love’ writer Ryan Tedder to write for Leona.
They had agreed that the song ‘Halo’ would be Leona’s.
However, Leona was so busy that she could not record it at the moment.
Ryan kept waiting and got fed up, and finally took the song to Beyonce.
New York, November 5 : A controversial episode of ‘Hannah Montana’, dealing with diabetes, has been withdrawn by the Disney Channel after it received complaints from worried parents.
The episode sees teen actress Miley Cyrus’s character Hannah dealing with her buddy Oliver, who is diagnosed with diabetes, and giving a feel-good message to the audience that the disease can be successfully dealt with.