NFLBite Intellectual Property & DMCA Guidelines
This page outlines the process NFLBite uses for receiving copyright-related communications and explains what rights holders should provide when raising a concern about a referenced page.
About Referenced Content
NFLBite is not a storage or video-hosting service. The website does not maintain copies of video or audio files on its infrastructure. NFLBite may publish informational references that point toward material made available by separate internet sources. Those external locations operate independently of NFLBite.
1. Raising an Intellectual Property Concern
A copyright owner or authorized agent who believes that an NFLBite page requires attention may send a written notification to the designated contact address. The message should clearly identify the protected work and the NFLBite page connected with the complaint. Providing precise information allows the reported reference to be located without unnecessary delay.
2. Details for a Copyright Notification
A useful notification should contain enough information to establish the nature of the complaint and the authority of the person making the submission. Where applicable, include:
- Signature of the Claimant: A physical or electronic signature from the copyright owner or an individual authorized to act on the owner's behalf.
- Identification of the Work: A clear description of the copyrighted material involved in the complaint. Multiple works may be identified through an appropriate representative list.
- Page or Reference in Question: The exact NFLBite URL or other identifying information that points to the location being reported.
- Communication Information: A working email address along with any additional contact details needed to communicate about the submission.
- Statement of Belief: A declaration that the reporting party reasonably believes the questioned use is not permitted by the copyright owner, an authorized agent, or applicable law.
- Confirmation of Authority: A statement confirming that the information supplied is accurate and that the sender has authority to submit the complaint when acting for a copyright owner.
3. Where to Send a Copyright Report
Formal copyright communications may be directed to the NFLBite team through the email address below. For clearer handling, include the affected NFLBite page, identify the material at issue, and explain why the reference is being reported.
NFLBite Rights & Copyright Desk
Team: NFLBite Copyright Department
Email:
[email protected]
Recommended Subject:
NFLBite Copyright Report - [Relevant Page]
Handling:
Messages are assessed after submission, and clarification may be
requested when the information provided is insufficient.
4. Responsibility of the Reporting Party
Copyright complaints should come from the rights holder or an appropriately authorized representative. Anyone submitting a notice should verify the facts before sending it. Under 17 U.S.C. § 512(f), knowingly making materially false infringement claims can result in legal liability, so accuracy and good-faith reporting are important.
5. Review of Multiple Reports
NFLBite may evaluate recurring complaints involving the same reference when circumstances and applicable law call for further attention. Depending on the information available, an indexed reference may be reviewed, restricted, or removed. Decisions are considered individually rather than automatically treating every report in the same manner.
6. Third-Party Hosting and Removal
References appearing through NFLBite may lead to independent third-party websites that NFLBite does not operate or manage. Consequently, changing or removing an NFLBite reference does not necessarily affect the original material maintained elsewhere. Copyright owners who want the underlying material removed should contact the external website, platform, provider, or host responsible for that material.