YouTube will launch a system in September designed to prevent pirated material from going up on the site, a Google lawyer said in court. Google, which acquired YouTube in October, plans to generate a library of video fingerprints that would be used by a computer system to screen clips being uploaded to YouTube, said Phil Beck, one of the attorneys representing Google and YouTube.
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