San Francisco - A number of top music managers say that their artists have not seen any revenue from deals made by their labels to offer their music videos on Google's (NASD: GOOG) YouTube video site, CNET News.com reported. "I don't know any artist who has gotten a royalty statement (from their label that includes YouTube money)," music attorney Chris Castle told News.com.

London - A Belgian Internet service provider that was ordered by a court earlier this month to block all peer-to-peer trading of copyrighted files on its network has appealed the landmark European ruling, Out-Law.com reported.

San Francisco - U.K.-based online social network Bebo, which claims 33 million users, announced that it has tapped Audible Magic to provide content identification and filtering tools to prevent unauthorized content on the network. The technology will give the 500,000 bands and other artists who have posted content on Bebo control over their works. San Francisco-based Audible Magic's digital fingerprinting technology is also used by MySpace, Break.com, GoFish, Grouper and Microsoft's Soapbox.

Redmond, Wash. - Microsoft has reopened its Soapbox video-sharing site, after ceasing new registrations for the service while it installed filters to block the uploading of copyrighted content. "We are also now conducting proactive filtering of all uploaded content, using technology from Audible Magic," reads a post on the Soapbox blog. "Audible Magic bases their filtering on the video's audio track and their database is being updated constantly. By using this technology, we see this as an important step to ensure the viability and success of Soapbox over the long run."

New York - The Harry Fox Agency (HFA), which represents licensing needs for 35,000 music publishers, announced on Tuesday that it has partnered with Audible Magic, a provider of digital fingerprinting and copyright tracking services, on a service that will identify music within user-generated content.

Los Angeles - News Corp.'s MySpace on Friday announced the launch of a new feature for copyright holders that will help prevent users from re-posting content that has already been removed at the copyright holder's request.

San Diego - Eyespot, a provider of online tools that let users upload and remix videos, said on Monday that it has partnered with Audible Magic, a provider of copyright content identification and filtering technology. Under the agreement, Eyespot will implement Audible Magic technology to give copyright holders control over what songs are available for users to add to the video mash-ups they create on Eyespot. The company has previously partnered on video mash-up promotions with Paramount Pictures, the NBA and Jive Records.

San Francisco - Microsoft has temporarily closed its new Soapbox video-sharing site off to new users, while it implements stronger copyright filtering technology, CNET News.com reported on Friday.

San Francisco - Video-sharing site GoFish announced on Wednesday that it has licensed copyright filtering and identification from Audible Magic for its site. The company joins a roster of recent Audible Magic customer additions that includes YouTube and MySpace. San Francisco-based GoFish recently acquired youth-oriented social networking site Bolt Media. "This agreement also will assure our strategic content partners and advertisers that GoFish is committed to protecting the rights of artists around the world," said GoFish co-founder and CEO Michael Downing.

San Jose, Calif. - Google will use technology developed by Audible Magic to filter out copyrighted videos on its YouTube service, The San Jose Mercury News reported, citing two sources familiar with the deal.

Los Angeles - News Corporation's MySpace online social network announced on Monday that it has implemented technology to block videos containing copyrighted content from being posted to the site.