Sport360 respects copyright holders and responds to valid takedown notices promptly. This page explains what to include so reports move without delays. Only copyright holders or their authorized agents should file notices.
A valid notice identifies the copyrighted work and the material claimed to infringe it. Include exact page URLs on Sport360, a description of the original work, and your contact details for follow-up. Because complete reports resolve fastest, vague claims without locations cannot be processed.
Send notices through our contact page with the subject line starting with DMCA. We review submissions in the order received and remove or disable access to material that clearly infringes. Because mistakes happen, filers should verify ownership before submitting reports.
Counter-notices follow the same channel when content was removed by error. Include identification of the removed material, a statement of good faith belief, and consent to Lichfield jurisdiction if required. Because balance matters, both sides receive fair review.
Repeat infringers lose access after verified strikes accumulate. False claims carry penalties under applicable law, so accuracy protects everyone involved. Filers should keep copies of all correspondence for their records. Counter-notices receive the same careful review as original claims. Because process integrity matters, timelines are documented. Jurisdiction follows applicable law without forum shopping. Questions about this policy go through contact channels. Act in good faith.
Keep dated copies of notices sent and received. Log confirmation numbers for follow-up reference. Because records protect both sides, archive everything. Respond to counter-notices within statutory windows.