Digital Millennium Copyright Act
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MODIFICATION OR TERMINATION AT ANY
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It is
our policy to respond to notices of
alleged infringement that comply
with the Digital Millennium
Copyright Act and other applicable
intellectual property laws.
Responses may include removing or
disabling access to material claimed
to be the subject of infringing
activity and/or terminating
subscribers. If we remove or
disable access in response to such a
notice, we will make a good-faith
attempt to contact the owner or
administrator of the affected site
or content so that they may make a
counter notification pursuant to
sections 512(g)(2) and (3) of that
Act. It is our policy to document
all notices of alleged infringement
on which we act.
Please
refer to the following detailed
instructions which must be followed
to protect your rights under the
Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
To
file a notice of infringement with
us, you must provide a written
communication (by fax or regular
mail -- not by email, except by
prior agreement) that sets forth the
items specified below. Please note
that you may be liable for damages
(including costs and attorneys'
fees) if you materially misrepresent
that a product or activity is
infringing your copyrights.
Accordingly, if you are not sure
whether material available online
infringes your copyright, we suggest
that you first contact an attorney.
Your communication must include
substantially all of the following:
1.
A
physical or electronic signature of
a person authorized to act on behalf
of the owner of an exclusive right
that is allegedly infringed.
2.
Identify in sufficient detail the
location of copyrighted work that
you believe has been infringed upon
(for example, "The copyrighted work
at issue is the text that appears on
http://www.newco.com/uglytext_page.html")
or other information sufficient to
specify the copyrighted work being
infringed. If multiple copyrighted
works at a single online site are
covered by a single notification, a
representative list of such works at
that site.
3.
Identification of the material that
is claimed to be infringing or to be
the subject of infringing activity
and that is to be removed or access
to which is to be disabled, and
information reasonably sufficient to
permit us to locate the material.
4.
Information reasonably sufficient to
permit us to contact the complaining
party, such as an address, telephone
number, and, if available, an
electronic mail address at which the
complaining party may be contacted.
5.
The
following statement: "I have a good
faith belief that use of the
material in the manner complained of
is not authorized by the copyright
owner, its agent, or the law."
6.
The following statement: "I swear,
under penalty of perjury, that the
information in the notification is
accurate, and that I am the
copyright owner or am authorized to
act on behalf of the owner of an
exclusive right that is allegedly
infringed."
Send
the written communication to:
Linda
L. Goodman
The
Goodman Law Firm
Attn:
DMCA Complaints
501
West Broadway, Suite 1720
San
Diego, California 92101
Email: lgoodman@thegoodmanlawfirm.com
The
administrator of an affected site or
the provider of affected content may
make a counter notification pursuant
to sections 512(g)(2) and (3) of the
Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
When we receive a counter
notification, we may reinstate the
material in question.
To
file a counter notification with us,
you must provide a written
communication (by fax or regular
mail -- not by email, except by
prior agreement) that sets forth the
items specified below. Please note
that you will be liable for damages
(including costs and attorneys'
fees) if you materially misrepresent
that a product or activity is not
infringing the copyrights of others.
Accordingly, if you are not sure
whether certain material infringes
the copyrights of others, we suggest
that you first contact an attorney.
To expedite our ability to process
your counter notification, please
use the following format (including
section numbers):
Your
communication must include
substantially the following:
1.
A physical or electronic signature
of the subscriber.
2.
Identification of the material that
has been removed or to which access
has been disabled and the location
at which the material appeared
before it was removed or access to
it was disabled.
3.
A statement under penalty of perjury
that you have a good faith belief
that the material was removed or
disabled as a result of mistake or
misidentification of the material to
be removed or disabled.
4.
Your name, address, and telephone
number.
5.
The following statement: "I consent
to the jurisdiction of Federal
District Court for the judicial
district in which the your address
is located, (or Santa Clara County,
California if your address is
outside of the United States), and
that you will accept service of
process from the person who provided
notification under subsection
(c)(1)(C) or an agent of such
person.
6.
The following statement: "I swear,
under penalty of perjury, that I
have a good faith belief that the
affected material was removed or
disabled as a result of a mistake or
misidentification of the material to
be removed or disabled."
Send
the written communication to:
Linda
L. Goodman
The
Goodman Law Firm
Attn:
DMCA Complaints
501
West Broadway, Suite 1720
San
Diego, California 92101
Email: lgoodman@thegoodmanlawfirm.com
simplesitesbigprofit.com.
will, in appropriate circumstances,
terminate repeat infringers. If you
believe that an account holder or
subscriber is a repeat infringer,
please follow the instructions above
to contact
simplesitesbigprofit.com’s
DMCA agent and provide information
sufficient for us to verify that the
account holder or subscriber is a
repeat infringer.
