YouTube Forced To Place Anti- Copyright Filters On Website
HOLMES: If we could get Betty to stop dancing, I'm going to continue now with this story. Brazil.</s>NGUYEN: You may want to stop and watch.</s>HOLMES: Brazil is taking on Youtube. Probably about now, you know about Youtube. The popular Website where anyone can post anything at anytime, no matter how dumb, now rude, or how nude. It's the nude part we want to talk about here. That's the part that has got Brazil and one of its top models and her boyfriend mad enough to take legal action. At issue here is privacy. CNN's Tim Lister looks at one of what will certainly be many conflicts to a rise over Youtube.</s>TIM LISTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice over): Daniela Cicarelli is one of Brazil's top model with her own show on MTV Brazil. She's also well know for have brief engagement to soccer star Ronaldo. So as a celebrity there was little surprise that when steamy videos surfaced of Cicarelli and her current boyfriend Renato Malzoni on a beach in Spain found its way on to the video sharing service Youtube and it quickly became popular. Back in September, the couple won a court order in Brazil, instructing Youtube to remove the video, it did, but --</s>BRUCE UPBIN, "FORBES" MAGAZINE: The thing about Youtube is the reason that it became so successful because anyone can put up anything at anytime. Youtube is forced to take things down if they've infringe on a copyright. And they've been told by the judge to take this down for privacy reasons. But people keep putting it back on.</s>LISTER: So a judge in Sao Paolo has now ordered Youtube to used filters to ensure the video doesn't reappear. Malzoni's lawyer said it struggles to have some level of control to avoid violations of people's fundamental rights such as privacy and intimacy. There may be more trouble ahead for Youtube. A panel of Brazilian judges will decide whether the service should be fined a sum of $100,000 for every day that the video was available. It's for cases like this that Youtube's owner, Google, set aside tens of millions of dollars to cover fines and legal bills. We're going to see this forever and forever. Bill is going to money into every little suit that comes up. They might be hit with a very big one, the most for copyright infringement. The case of Daniela Cicarelli shows that a global presence online brings it's own dilemmas.</s>ANDREW HOBSON, INTERNATIONAL PATENT ATTORNEY: This is the trouble with doing business on the Internet. You're exposed in all jurisdictions. Youtube for the moment as far as I know, is limited to the USA. Anybody that has a problem to get judgment in Brazil, you've got to go to the USA to enforce that judgment.</s>LISTER: No comment from Youtube on this case, nor from Daniela Cicarelli, but few in the fashion industry think it will harm her career. Tim Lister, CNN, Atlanta.</s>NGUYEN: Well this may be a problem for you, and that is getting out of your holiday debt. "Open House" tells you the very first thing that you need to do that is coming u pin 15minutes.</s>HOLMES: And are you looking for a new backside in the New Year?</s>NGUYEN: A new rear?</s>HOLMES: Yes. That's Jerry Anderson. We're not going to have him turn around and show you his. He's going to help you with a plan and tell you how to get that backside you that want.