Periscope, media companies talking about anti-piracy tech


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 28 May 2015

LIVE CONCERNS: A woman using the Twitter Periscope app on her mobile phone to live broadcast the announcement of the 2015 Billboard Music Awards finalists. Media companies are consistent in their demands for improvements, especially using technology to automate the takedown process, or removing unauthorised copyrighted material.

RANCHOS PALOS VERDES, California/NEW YORK: Live streaming-video app Periscope and media companies are discussing how to address piracy on the new service, but Periscope says technological fixes many programmers want are difficult to do in real time. 

Periscope, which was bought by Twitter earlier this year, faced scrutiny after several high-profile television events, including the HBO prize fight between Floyd Mayweather Jr and Manny Pacquiao and HBO's Game of Thrones April premiere, were illegally broadcast through the app, which sends a video stream from a phone directly to the Internet. 

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