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Microsoft Seeking to Patent Automatic Censorship

theodp writes "Microsoft is back at the USPTO, this time seeking a patent for the automatic censorship of audio data for broadcast, a system and method for automatically altering audio to prevent undesired words and phrases from being understandable to a listener as originally uttered."

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  1. Ob. Monty Python (with updates) by ross.w · · Score: 0, Redundant

    I bet you they won't play this song here at Microsoft
    I bet you they won't play this new ____ing song
    It's not that it's ____ or ____ ___ controversial,
    it's just that the ____ing words are awefully strong.
    You can't say ____ here at Microsoft.
    Or ____ or _____ or _____.
    You can't even say I'd like to ____ you some day,
    unless you're a doctor with a very large ____!

    So I bet you they won't play this song here at Microsoft
    I bet you they won't ____ing well program it.
    I bet you their ____ing old program directors,
    will think it's a load of horse ____.

    --
    If my call is important, why am I talking to a recording?