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Scribd

Protect Scribd's audiobook and spoken-word catalog with Resemble's PerTh watermarking and Detect. Prove ownership and flag cloned-voice uploads at scale.

How it works

YOUR APP
Scribd Media Library
Audio documents and audiobooks flow through Scribd content pipeline
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RESEMBLE AI
Audio Watermarking (PerTh)
PerTh watermarks embedded (upon request) so audio can be tracked across distribution
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YOUR APP
Deepfake detection
Uploaded audio scanned for synthetic voices and unauthorized cloned speech
OUTPUT
Verified content
Audio library remains traceable and protected across every media frontier

Overview

Resemble AI gives Scribd a durable provenance layer for its audio library. PerTh neural watermarking can embed imperceptible identifiers into every published audiobook, podcast, or narration — signals that survive re-encoding, clipping, and even reuse as training data for third-party voice models.

Paired with Resemble Detect, Scribd can scan new uploads in real time for AI-generated or cloned voices, stopping fraudulent narrations and deepfake impersonations before they enter the catalog. Together they defend revenue, narrator identity, and catalog trust.

Features

PerTh neural watermarking

Embed imperceptible, durable marks into every audiobook. Establish unambiguous proof of ownership across the catalog.

Upload-time deepfake scan

Run Detect on new narrations to flag AI-generated or cloned voices before they reach Scribd subscribers.

Training-resistant marks

Watermarks persist through time-stretching, re-encoding, and AI model training — verify if your data was used without consent.

Narrator identity protection

Detect unauthorized clones of professional narrators. Safeguard voice talent against impersonation across the platform.

Catalog-scale scanning

Batch-scan existing libraries or stream new uploads through the API. Designed for publisher-size throughput.

Privacy and compliance

SOC 2 Type II (in progress) and GDPR-aligned. Audio is processed without long-term retention of listener or narrator data.

Use cases

  • Watermark every published audiobook so unauthorized redistribution can be traced back to the source
  • Screen self-published narrations for cloned voices before they go live in the catalog
  • Protect professional voice talent from impersonation scams and fake audiobook listings
  • Verify if Scribd audio was used to train a third-party generative voice model
  • Defend licensed podcast content against unauthorized remixes and reposts
  • Support rights enforcement and DMCA workflows with provable ownership signals

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