takedown
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- noun
- /ˈteɪkˌdaʊn/
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aviso de retirada
- Instead of removing the document, per the DMCA takedown, he had his site shut down.
- takedown notice
- DMCA takedown
- takedown request
Chilling Effects acts as a clearinghouse for takedown requests.
- Chilling Effects acts as a clearinghouse for takedown requests.
- There is no, again, no indication of aliens or extraterrestrial activity with these recent takedowns.
Examples
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Chilling Effects acts as a clearinghouse for takedown requests.
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The law would also force social networks to create in country offices focused on responding to takedown demands.
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But look what happens when you file a DMCA takedown notice with Google.
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Google's transparency report details the takedown requests they receive from government agencies or organizations worldwide.
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Google's transparency report details takedown requests from government agencies or organizations worldwide.
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Claims of fair use of video content are immaterial to the Content ID or DMCA takedown system.
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Other pay-TV providers had similar high-profile takedowns in the quarter.
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Under the DMCA rules, filing a false takedown amounts to perjury.
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The BPI, a major sender of DMCA takedowns to Google, still isn't happy.
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After receiving a takedown notice, the website quickly removed the infringing content.
Antonyms
How Formal
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Morphology
Etymology
Takedown comes from take + down, in the sense 'to remove'. A takedown notice asks a website to remove content, so the word now means a formal request to take something offline.