Twitter releases data on Periscope's copyright infringement problem

Copyright infringement has increasingly been a problem for websites like Facebook, which depends on third parties to report copyright infringement, just like Periscope does. But the app has an additional problem to deal with content can be pirated live, making it more difficult to police infringement. Twitter seems to be making an effort to

Copyright infringement has increasingly been a problem for websites like Facebook, which depends on third parties to report copyright infringement, just like Periscope does. But the app has an additional problem to deal with — content can be pirated live, making it more difficult to police infringement. Twitter seems to be making an effort to combat the problem; Periscope's average rate of copyright compliance, at 71 percent, is higher than both Vine’s (68 percent) and Twitter’s (67 percent). There's no guarantee that Periscope is catching live streams in the act, though — in many cases, they're likely being pulled after the fact.

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