DEMO: Eyealike Launches Copyright Protection System

We originally covered DEMO-presenting company Eyealike last November when they launched what I call the "hottie search". This was the tool that let you upload a photo of the hottie you want to date and Eyealike went out and found matches on the various dating services. Today Eyealike is back with a copyright tool called Eyealike Copyright which they claim will help media content producers quickly eliminate massive amounts of online copy infringement that result in losses of millions of royalty dollars everyday.

Greg Heuss, Eyealike president said, "Our goal is to help make copyrighted material 'scarce' to benefit producers like Viacom and offer 'insurance' to content expediters like YouTube/Google that need to more quickly determine 'fair use' content and distinguish between what's legal and what's not."

The Eyealike solution they say is unique in its ability to automatically analyze every aspect of video content simultaneously by image, motion, and face. Could this type of functionality be added to the image protection that Keibi currently does?

Pricing is based on a variety of factors and is available now. We need tools like this to help people maintain the works they create. It would be great to see a tool like this for bloggers, writers and journalists to find copied content along with photos and videos.