> https://cbsi.secure.force.com/CBSi/articles/en_US/Knowledge/ https://cbsi.secure.force.com/CBSi/articles/en_US/Knowledge/... - this might be what you want? T

> https://cbsi.secure.force.com/CBSi/articles/en_US/Knowledge/ https://cbsi.secure.force.com/CBSi/articles/en_US/Knowledge/... - this might be what you want? That contact is for CBS Interactive. CNET was sold to Red Ventures in October of last year, so OP needs to contact Red Ventures' legal department, or CNET's. (they could try to contact CBSI, but there's no guarantee they'll forward on the message) Red Ventures contact info: https://www.redventures.com/contact https://www.redventures.com/contact CNET's contact info: https://www.cnet.com/about/contact-us/ https://www.cnet.com/about/contact-us/ An additional contact form for CNET: https://cbsi.secure.force.com/CBSi/submitcase?template=template_cnet&referer=cnet.com&cfs=SFS_TECH https://cbsi.secure.force.com/CBSi/submitcase?template=templ... OP should get on the phone to CNET and ask them who to direct DMCA takedown notices to, and mention that the legal contact info is still pointing to CBS Interactive. OP should send a physical copy of the DMCA takedown notice in the mail (certified mail) as well as e-mail, and follow up after a few weeks. They will probably take longer than normal as it seems they're still cleaning up from the acquisition.