The World’s Largest TV

Panasonic has just unveiled the world’s largest television. The television is a 150-inch high definition plasma TV that has an 8.81 million pixel image resolution. The screen is as big as nine 50-inch televisions. It is not yet released how much the TV will cost. Panasonic also plans to bring videos from YouTube directly to its line of Internet-enabled high-definition plasma televisions.

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You-Tube Creates Anti-Piracy Filters

The website YouTube has created a way to get rid of copyrighted clips. They have made filtering tools so that the owners of copyrighted material can block their material from being shown on YouTube. They also have the option for owners of copyrighted material to sell ads around their material if they want the clips to stay available on YouTube.

Seven months ago, Viacom Inc. sued YouTube for $1 billion dollars for showing thousands of copyrighted clips that the company owned. Over time, movie and TV studios have become upset with piracy through YouTube even though YouTube says it follows copyrighted laws by removing protected videos when requested.

You Tube has been working with Google engineers to make tools that can flag copyrighted video. They have been working at it for the past six months. YouTube also needs copyright holders to provide copies of the video that they want to protect so that they can compare the files provided with the material uploaded on its site. The movie and TV studios will have to provide all of their copyright material if they don’t want it on YouTube. Without doing this, YouTube will have a difficult way of knowing which material is legally or illegally posted on the site.

Online Videos May Contain Viruses

Some online videos contain viruses that can hurt your computer. Hackers have even found a way to put viruses in online video players. With people catching on to email scams, hackers are looking for new ways to hack into your computer to get private and confidential information.

There have already been a few cases of hacking through media players so far. Hackers have also put up fake video postings on YouTube that contain viruses. They are also using social networking sites, blogs, and wikis by putting malicious codes into the sites.

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Child Charged with Putting Teacher on YouTube

It is reported in Finland that a 15 year old boy, named Toni Vesikko, was fined for posting a video of his teaching karaoke and claiming she was a lunatic without her permission.

He teen claims the posting was a prank and didn’t mean to hurt the teacher. The teacher claims she suffered from anxiety, depression, and insomnia after the prank. The video was watched more than 600 times before it was removed from YouTube. In the video posting, Toni said that she was a lunatic singing at the karaoke of the mental hospital. He was fined $120 and was ordered to pay $1,000 in pain and suffering damages.