The Digital Millennium Copyright Act, or “DMCA,” is also known as 17 U.S.C. §512. Our website agrees with its safe harbor requirements.
In order to notify us of a copyright infringement, you must provide a written statement that essentially consists of the following:
A signature, either digital or real, from a representative of the owner of the allegedly violated exclusive right.
Name of the copyrighted item allegedly violated upon, or, in the event that a single online notice covers several copyrighted works at the same location, a sample list of those works at that location.
Identification of the content that is believed to be illegal or the target of infringement, with the intention of removing it or blocking access to it, as well as information that is reasonably sufficient to let the service provider find the content. The greatest method to make it easier for us to find stuff quickly is to provide URLs in the body of emails.
Details like an address, phone number, and, if available, an email address where the complaining party can be reached, are fairly sufficient to allow the service provider to get in touch with them.
A declaration indicating that the complaining party believes, in good faith, that the copyright owner, its agent, or the law has prohibited the use of the content in the way that is being complained of.
Declare under a penalty of lies that the information in the notification is true and that the party who is complaining has the authority to act on behalf of the owner of the exclusive right that is allegedly violated (keep in mind that anyone who knowingly and materially misrepresents that a piece of content or activity is infringing may be held liable for damages under Section 512(f)).