By John Glenday

Facebook has followed the example set by YouTube in allowing video creators to earn money from their work when it has been pirated by others.

A new tool contained within its rights manager software enables producers to trace unapproved versions of their work appearing on the site by way of video matching software capable of identifying moving images that have been copied and reposted by others.

Up until now this gave people the opportunity to either leave the content online or have it removed but now people will have a third option available to them, to Read full story ›

Source: The Drum