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DMCA notices are different. They apply when a site cares about Safe Harbor. Lets say your ISP cares about claiming safe harbor so they are not responsible for Y
by GrandMasterBirt 17y ago
DMCA notices are different. They apply when a site cares about Safe Harbor. Lets say your ISP cares about claiming safe harbor so they are not responsible for YOU uploading illegal content.
The White House does not care. Sue em. So you can claim anything you want, there is nobody trying to claim safe harbor so they can do whatever.
If I am taking responsibility for all content on my site, then I am not trying to go for safe harbor, if I know none of it hits any copyright violations I will never use safe harbor and take any content down. However my ISP might take my site down if the complaint is made to my ISP not to me because my ISP does not know/care if I am hosting copyrighted content because they don't want the legal headache.
- viraptor 17y agoIn the company case, you could try taking it based on any material as far as I understood... let's say demonstration videos or any content that you could claim really and request the hosting company to take down the site. Yeah - white house was a bad example really, but there has to be something government-related which is hosted on shared servers (local communities info sites / city hall?)