chigowolfsWolfie Is Here
join:2003-04-18
Chicago, IL | interesting company HOW IT WORKSThe MARC Anti-Piracy Platform monitors Internet traffic via a variety of Internet protocols and stores the collected data in data warehouses. With the DataView product, customers extract the raw data in their preferred format such as .csv, XML, or .xls and receive it via secure FTP. Nexicon clients can then manipulate the data by using their own metrics and analytics packages.
THE TECHNOLOGYThe “Monitor” portion of the MARC Anti-Piracy Platform collects billions of illegal and legal copyright downloads each day. MARC’s rating engine then sifts through and analyzes all of this data to validate which of the millions of downloads are indeed infringements
Hmm are they now playing big brother mointering the internet traffice around the world??? And we thought google was bad? |
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chigowolfsWolfie Is Here
join:2003-04-18
Chicago, IL | I wanted to edit my post but I couldnt...
Here is what I was able to locate on this software...
Nexicon monitors a variety of Internet protocols such as Ares, Limewire, Kazaa, BitTorrent, auctions and newsgroups, and tracks the identity of the computer that is illegally downloading different copyrighted files. Nexicon confirms that the files downloaded violate a copyright through its technology platforms’ artificial intelligence and Automated Human Visual Verification (AHVV) technology. Once the file is confirmed to be an illegally downloaded file, Nexicon sends a DMCA notice via email to the infringer’s ISP, who is legally required to forward the email to the infringer. After opening the email, the infringer clicks a link to visit GetAmnesty.com, where they can settle their infringement to avoid legal action and receive a legal release from the copyrightowner.
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DodgePremium
join:2002-11-27 | reply to chigowolfs
So by their own admission they are storing all of this on their servers. Doesn't that kind of qualify them as pirates also? |
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| If they are, then something like Peer Guardian may work as a defense (once someone determines their IP range).. |
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