Google deleted 41,000 suspected pirated links every day 11 hours processing completed

May 25 News, according to foreign media reports, Google will receive about 1.255 million per month or equivalent to about 41,000 copyright owners per day request, because the point of piracy content and asked Google to delete search results.

Google said that when they received a notice from the copyright owner or the copyright agency that the search link had infringed its copyright, Google would pass the relevant program and remove the links from the search results that involved the pirated content. And they will record the deletion behavior and add it to the report.

It is reported that the demand for Google for the deletion of links recently increased rapidly. Last October, Google received about 200,000 a week, nearly 300,000 last December, and nearly 400,000 this year in May.

Even more surprising is that although the deletion of pirated infringing links is a lot of demand, but Google can be quickly processed within 11 hours, and Google's own anti-piracy program itself has dealt with about 97% of the pirate infringement links.

At the moment, many copyright owners are most concerned about piracy after a few minutes of their publication, and many small publishers simply don't have the time to pass the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) to require Google to jot down search results.

It is reported that if this feature (delete pirated links) to add to Google Webmaster Tools, once publishers see pirated content, it will immediately be involved in piracy content and links to delete, and form a report sent to the backstage, perhaps this is a good way to counter piracy, anti-infringement. (Hoshan)

(This source: NetEase Technology Report)