YouTube Data Getting Handed To Viacom
Doug July 3rd, 2008
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Hope you don’t mind Viacom getting a good idea of your likes and dislikes. As a way of moving a $1 billion copyright infringement case forward, a judge has ruled that YouTube must share records of who has watched what (including IP addresses and user login names) with the media corporation. The only slightly comforting thing is that Viacom is supposed to use the info only for proving the pervasiveness of privacy.
