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Re: Copyright - Timely notice
From: Willis Marti <wmarti () TAMU EDU>
Date: Tue, 20 Dec 2005 08:46:18 -0600
I wish to avoid the discussion of whether the DMCA is constitutional. My question is whether there is anything in the law regarding the "timeliness" of notices. I am unaware of anything. I just received two notices from the Entertainment Software Association for suspected violations occuring on November 19 and November 21. I do have logs for one of the occurences (I suspect the other campus will not still have the logs.) I am inclined to respond to these saying "Contact us sooner". I especially like their letter's closing statement saying "Your prompt response is appreciated." since they to a month to notify us. Anyway - back to the question .. Is there anything in the law, or accepted practice, that clarifies this ??
We have received notices in April for events in the previous December and January and did not have DHCP records going back before the semester break. I know of no timeliness requirement, but we let the lawyers tell them data didn't exist. -- Cheers, Willis Marti Associate Director for Networking Computing & Information Services Texas A&M University
Current thread:
- Copyright - Timely notice Dick Jacobson (Dec 20)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Copyright - Timely notice Christopher Misra (Dec 20)
- Re: Copyright - Timely notice Willis Marti (Dec 20)
- Re: Copyright - Timely notice Christopher E. Cramer (Dec 20)
- Re: Copyright - Timely notice Jim Williams (Dec 21)
- Re: Copyright - Timely notice Gary Flynn (Dec 21)
- Re: Copyright - Timely notice Christopher E. Cramer (Dec 21)