Despite major breakthroughs in multimedia security over the last three decades, video
piracy is still striving. Sport leagues are pirated during major live competitions; popular TV …

The distribution and playback of digital images and other multimedia products are easily and
fast done. Thus, its processing in order to achieve satisfactory copyright protection is a …

The publishers of video games suffer from illegal piracy and information leakage caused by
end-consumers," release groups" or insiders shortly after or even before the official release …

A recent proliferation and success of the Internet, together with availability of relatively
inexpensive digital recording and storage devices has created an environment in which it …

Nowadays, digital multimedia content (audio or video) can be copied and stored easily and
without loss in fidelity. Therefore, it is important to use some kind of property rights protection …

Forensic watermarking embeds a robust identifier into content in order to identify sources of
illegal leaks. Enabling technologies have matured, and requirements have emerged, in …

Technological advancements make it easy to capture, process and distribute multimedia
content such as sound, picture, and video. This has been made possible through the …

There is one aspect of copy control that digital rights management technologies based on
encryption do not address. It is the case when the high value content leaves the “digital …

Forensic watermarking is a technology that deters piracy by providing means to copyright
owners to trace back the identity of the original recipient of a video in case it appears on …

Changing the distribution channel of movies from analogue to digital provides new
perspectives and possibilities for applying digital watermarking as security mechanisms …