CODA’s Automated Contents Monitoring Center 91644

Operation of Automated Contents Monitoring Center 1q5s3t

Copyright infringement on the Internet, including unauthorized ing to UGC ( Generated Content) sites, represented by video posting sites, has become a global problem. In FY2009, CODA began a countermeasure against illegal ing as a demonstration experiment by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. Specifically, CODA started operating the “Automated Contents Monitoring Center” that combines site monitoring using crawling technology and video recognition (matching) using fingerprinting technology. 59jj

The Center, which shifted to voluntary operation in FY2012, sends removal request for unauthorized ed videos to each site operator under the intent of content holders and has maintained a high removal rate.
In July 2016, we launched “air receiving,” which generates fingerprints simultaneously from TV broadcasts, allowing us to find infringing videos quickly after TV broadcasts. In FY2020, these comprehensive measures increased the number of videos and sites that slipped through the fingerprints. Therefore, we have strengthened “human monitoring,” which involves exhaustive “visual” monitoring, to detect and remove illegal s early.

For YouTube, which has an exceptionally high number of s as a general service, we have received a Content Verification Program (CVP) from Google to expedite the process further. We are also proactive about reach and storage sites that are difficult to process by the system.

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