Kodak watermarks stolen movies

The bane of our television viewing, the watermark, is about to take on movie piracy.
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Kodak Digital Cinema announced today it is licensing Thomson’s NexGuard digital cinema watermarking solution for inclusion in its CineServer, a key component in Kodak’s networked system for full digital cinema presentations. Watermarking technology provides a highly-reliable way to trace the date and location where a pirated movie has been copied, without disrupting the movie-going experience.

According to the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), global theft of movies amounted to lost revenue of $18.2 billion in 2005 alone.

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