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36536
Fri, 12/19/2008 - 20:19
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South Korea's top Internet portal to filter out pirated music
SEOUL, Dec. 19 (Yonhap) -- NHN Corp., the operator of South Korea's largest Internet portal Naver, said Friday it will launch a new piracy prevention system next week designed to prevent copyrighted music from appearing on the site.
The new system will incorporate a software program that can automatically detect
when pirated content is uploaded and delete it from postings made on Internet
blogs and community sites run by Naver.
NHN says the accuracy rate for the program exceeds 80 percent.
Earlier this year, the Korea Music Copyright Association sued NHN Corp. and Daum
Communications Corp., the nation's two leading Internet portals, accusing them of
overlooking illegal file sharing taking place on their portals.
Prosecutors raided both companies' headquarters in October as part of efforts to
crack down on online copyright infringement.
ygkim@yna.co.kr
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The new system will incorporate a software program that can automatically detect
when pirated content is uploaded and delete it from postings made on Internet
blogs and community sites run by Naver.
NHN says the accuracy rate for the program exceeds 80 percent.
Earlier this year, the Korea Music Copyright Association sued NHN Corp. and Daum
Communications Corp., the nation's two leading Internet portals, accusing them of
overlooking illegal file sharing taking place on their portals.
Prosecutors raided both companies' headquarters in October as part of efforts to
crack down on online copyright infringement.
ygkim@yna.co.kr
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