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No More Reposts on MySpace

by Terrence O'Brien on May 11, 2007 at 03:40 PM


MySpace is continuing to expand its arsenal of anti-copyright infringement tools. The newest addition, called "Take Down Stay Down," will prevent users from reposting content once it has been removed from their profile.

Take Down Stay Down joins other software already in use by MySpace that filters out illegal audio and video files such as bootlegged music, as well as another utility that allows copyright owners to file requests to remove media which escaped the filters.

From USA Today

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