: How can I ensure I'm protected by the "Safe Harbor" clause? I run a site that allows users to provide their own content & have it publicly available. I've got a standard privacy policy
I run a site that allows users to provide their own content & have it publicly available. I've got a standard privacy policy but am wondering what measures I should take to ensure I'm covered by the Safe Harbor clause in the DMCA.
Do I need a terms & conditions page? Does it need to be linked / quoted on the publishing pages? Do I just need to ensure I respond to any DMCA notices that come in?
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In order to qualify for safe harbor protection, a service provider who hosts content must:
have no knowledge of, or financial benefit from, infringing activity on its network
have a copyright policy and provide proper notification of that policy to its subscribers
list an agent to deal with copyright complaints
That page also has a link to an extensive FAQ.
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