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NEW YORK Better filtering technology and revenue-sharing deals will head off most litigation between content owners and video-sharing sites like YouTube, predicted a Fox media executive.
“There is demand for our content on these platforms,” said Jonathan Cody, vice president of Fox Digital Media, at the UBS Global Media and Communications Conference here. “We are very interested in the technological solutions first.”
For now, however, the legal environment for YouTube and its smaller peers remains murky. BusinessWeek reported that Google was in talks with major media companies about licensing deals that could net the firms upwards of $100 million apiece.
“We
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