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EPISODE · Apr 26, 2018 · 29 MIN

Nuts & Bolts of Internet Copyright Law - Part 3

from Theater of the Courtroom · host Mike

In this episode (the finale), I discuss how to reduce the risk of your content being stolen so that you position yourself in the safest place possible. First, learn how to use the DMCA offensively by understanding the takedown notice process. We’ve already discussed the elements. Remember: The best defense is a good offense. For sample "takedown notices," you can do a Google search for “takedown notice." Second, protect yourself from a copyright infringement claim. Don't make yourself a target. As obvious as this might sound, don’t use copyrighted content on your website. The temptation to use copyrighted images that are freely available online can be overwhelming, but resisting the urge at all costs. By far, the most surprising development in the DMCA space is that it applies to comments posted on a website. In other words, if you allow users to post comments on your website, you should adhere to a strict DMCA compliance process to ensure immunity from claims in the event that a

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