I think it's possible, just a bit too hard to make it a quick "piss off the RIAA" project. Instead of merely parsing out the URLs it would require linking the

I think it's possible, just a bit too hard to make it a quick "piss off the RIAA" project. Instead of merely parsing out the URLs it would require linking the infringing titles at the top to the URLs below. I would do a first pass that tries to compare the URL string to the infringing content. The second pass would cURL all of the yet to be identified URLs and then parse it for content that would link it back to the infringing content titles. I'd actually expect the page titles to contain the infringing content title most of the time (also there's probably a small number of sites that account for 90% of the takedown notices). This all leads me to another thought : what's to stop someone from parsing all the DMCA takedown URLs for the content they contain and then generating a search engine for them. Legality for US citizens would be minimal here at best but not all of us are from the US.