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Beauty and Technology of Digital Landscape

In the ever-evolving realm of beauty, technological advancements have become instrumental in reshaping and revolutionizing the industry. The integration of technology into beauty, often termed "beauty tech," has led to groundbreaking innovations that cater to consumer needs and preferences in unparalleled ways. From augmented reality (AR) makeup trials to personalized skincare routines driven by AI algorithms, the fusion of beauty and technology of digital landscape has not only enhanced product offerings but has also transformed the overall consumer experience. One of the most significant contributions of technology to the beauty industry lies in the realm of augmented reality. AR has paved the way for virtual try-on experiences, allowing consumers to experiment with various makeup products without physically applying them. Through specialized applications and platforms, users can virtually test different shades of lipstick eyeshadow, or even experiment with complex makeu...

What is multimedia sharing

Legal uses of digital production

All information hosted on the Internet is copyrighted . When we want to use material created by other people, be it a video or an image to spread on a social network, a presentation, an audio or any other type of material, we must take into account its authorship.

This means that we cannot make use of these elements without contacting the author to request his permission and without citing the author and the source from which we obtained them.

In this sense, we must also take into account the infringements of intellectual property that we can commit when downloading files from certain websites.

On the other hand, more and more frequently with some authors subscribe to their works licenses creative common s , since such licenses offer some rights to third parties under certain conditions, ie allow the author of a work share their creation with others at different levels chosen by him.

There are several types of imaginative commons licenses , where different elements are combined:

1.            The first is the recognition that obliges to grant authorship in any use made of the work.

2.            The second element would be non-commercial, which determines that it cannot be used for profit.

3.            Third, the "no derivative works" condition establishes that in this case it is not allowed to transform the original work to create a derivative work.

4.            And finally, the “share alike” license allows the creation of derivative works as long as they maintain the same license when disclosed.

Image and audio: image management and online services

We can differentiate between:

1.            Video:

1.            YouTube is a website where users can upload and share videos. It is very popular thanks to the ability to easily host personal videos. In addition, it hosts a wide variety of movie clips, TV shows, and music videos. The possibility of sharing videos publicly or privately, together with the new features that have been added, such as video editing to create montages, modify colors or add audio, has also allowed it to be used as a tool to broadcast commercial videos of many companies, since, being owned by Google, it indexes YouTube videos in its results through the search engine. YouTube has also generated a new phenomenon, that of videoblog, with which many individual users make their videos profitable through the advertising that YouTube allows to insert in their videos. It is important to know the copyright of YouTube, as it has been modified over time and now the definition of copyright in videos is different from the one that applied when it was born in 2005, which only applied to videos uploaded with music. These are mostly copyrighted , although the company only acts to remove them if the owner of such rights requests it. If this rule is violated at least three times, and after warnings, the user's account can be canceled.

Reverse video (or invert video before inverse video or reverse display) is a computer display method whereby the history & textual content color values are inverted. On older computer systems, shows have been normally designed to display text on a black history by default.

2.            Vimeo is another website that offers a service to create a video channel on the Internet. The main difference with YouTube is that Vimeo does not allow advertising or the insertion of audiovisual material from television or cinema, but requires that it be its own material. It also places special emphasis on creative videos, since it aims to promote audiovisual creation, hence its appearance and characteristics are of HD quality. It also serves to promote your work as an audiovisual artist and allows, like YouTube, comments or votes. Vimeo also has different Premium versions, which expand storage capacities, access to statistics or better resolution.

2.            Audio :

1.            iVoox is an online platform where you can play, download and share audios of all kinds, not just podcasts, they can also be radio programs, audiobooks, conferences, etc. One of the characteristics of iVoox, which differentiates it from other platforms of this type, is that it is not necessary to subscribe to a certain program or podcast: you can subscribe to a specific topic and have access to all related audios, with which the factor "Discovery" comes out very reinforced. Both uploading audios to the platform and playing them, downloading them or subscribing to a theme or podcast is free. At the moment, therefore, the authors of the podcasts do not receive any type of remuneration either.

 

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