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This Handbook is for ISPs and Website owners who want to eliminate exposure for monetary damages as a result of being liable for contributory copyright infringement through the proper application of the safe harbors of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). This Handbook provides the relevant information ISPs and Websites need to take advantage of the DMCA - a law that immunizes ISPs and Website owners and qualifying service providers from monetary damages for copyright infringement. This Handbook is also for Content Creators and Copyright Owners who want to know how to get infringing copies of their material or content taken down by ISPs and Websites. This Handbook Provides: *A Chapter-by-Chapter, Step-by-Step breakdown of the DMCA regime *Forms for ISPs & Websites to implement the notice and take-down process *Forms for Creators and Copyright Owners to remove infringing copies online The DMCA HANDBOOK for ISP's, Websites, Content Creators, and Copyright Owners is the authoritative handbook for all of the parties involved in online infringement of copyrighted protected content and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).

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Connie J. Mableson is a preeminent attorney practicing since 1983 in Washington and Arizona. Ms. Mableson emphasizes six practice areas: Intellectual Property (Copyright & Trademark) & DMCA Internet Law Interactive Digital Media, Games, & Virtual Worlds Arts & Entertainment Corporations & Limited Liability Companies Estate Planning involving Intellectual Property & Digital Assets Ms. Mableson is known for her leading edge representation of clients who are early adopters of technology and digital platforms. Since 1992 she has represented business interests in Cyberspace including representing the first business to commercialize the Internet, i.e. Cybersell aka Cantor & Siegel. And, she was the first attorney in the world to open a law office in a virtual world when she constructed and launched her Intellectual Property Resource Center in Second Life in 2005. Ms. Mableson is an Associate Professor at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University where she teaches Governance of Virtual Worlds and Entertainment Business Contracts. _______________________________________

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