The document identifies the existence of a DMCA Policy as a separate referenced instrument, establishing that Slack has a Digital Millennium Copyright Act notice-and-takedown framework applicable to content hosted on its platform.
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The DMCA Policy establishes the mechanism through which copyright holders may request removal of infringing content from Slack's platform, and defines the safe harbor framework under which Slack operates as a service provider; this is operationally relevant for enterprise customers who host or share third-party content through Slack.
The agreement references a DMCA Policy governing copyright infringement claims related to content on the Slack platform. Users and customers who share third-party content through Slack may be subject to takedown requests and counter-notice procedures defined in that policy.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The DMCA Policy engages the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (17 U.S.C.
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The DMCA Policy establishes the mechanism through which copyright holders may request removal of infringing content from Slack's platform, and defines the safe harbor framework under which Slack operates as a service provider; this is operationally relevant for enterprise customers who host or share third-party content through Slack.
The agreement references a DMCA Policy governing copyright infringement claims related to content on the Slack platform. Users and customers who share third-party content through Slack may be subject to takedown requests and counter-notice procedures defined in that policy.
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