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Wednesday, December 05, 2007
Digital watermark punishes cinemas, not their evil cam-copying customers
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Film, TV, manga & anime | Home theater | Internet | R&D
11:40 PM 
Mark Hiratsuka •
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Japan’s state broadcaster, NHK, has teamed up with Mitsubishi Electric to create an anti-piracy system that it hopes will put a stop to movie copying from cinemas.
Friday, November 16, 2007
Anti-piracy software hunts down copyright clips to kick off video-sharing sites
Japanese researchers have come up with a rather snooty technique for detecting online pirated video content in places where it shouldn’t be. By analyzing clips for ’amateur-looking techniques’ KDDI reckons it can sort the professional stuff out from the garbage the rest of us produce.
Friday, July 13, 2007
Video now showing on a hologram near youRead the full story
Displays | Household | R&D | Video
01:20 AM Mark Hiratsuka •
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The security hologram stickers that grace our credit cards and other sensitive items could be about to get a radical makeover if Japan’s Dai Nippon Printing (DNP) and Sony PCL have their way. The two firms have just succeeded in creating a printed hologram that contains enough different images to mimic smooth-moving video.
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