From the course: The Data Science of Media and Entertainment with Barton Poulson
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Using data science to protect intellectual property
From the course: The Data Science of Media and Entertainment with Barton Poulson
Using data science to protect intellectual property
- [Instructor] If you've created digital content, then you've taken part in the glorious experiment of the global Internet. Of course, you've also probably taken part, unwittingly, in the global ring of Internet piracy, and my point in this discussion is to talk about how not to get ripped off. Now, I specifically want to mention a couple of things I'm not going to do. What I'm not going to do is define copyright and intellectual property, or IP, I don't want to talk about the laws, and ethical debates concerning intellectual property, nor do I want to review some of the technical details of preventing piracy. Those are other issues, specifically right now, I want to talk about how data science can be used for intellectual property in media and entertainment. Now, there's a couple of main benefits of data science in this realm. One of the most interesting developments recently is with content identification. This refers to an entire collection of methods, usually machine-learning…
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Audience analytics5m 12s
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Pricing algorithms6m 28s
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Optimizing resource allocation5m 16s
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Evaluation and accountability5m 3s
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Managing digital and live interactions3m 42s
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Performing arts programming5m 39s
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Using data science to protect intellectual property6m 27s
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Optimizing nonfinancial incentives4m 26s
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