| A. |
Users of Monroe Community College (MCC)
network and computing resources agree to abide by
copyright law. |
B. |
Termination of Access - Monroe Community College
reserves the right to terminate access by, or the
account of, repeated infringers of copyright law
in the event that a valid notice of infringement
is received by the designated agent. |
C. |
Designated Agent – The agent designated to
receive notification (on file with the U.S.
Copyright Office) of claimed infringement and to
send notice to affected subscribers is:
Name: Diane M. Cecero, General Counsel
Address: Monroe Community College
1000 East Henrietta Road
Rochester, NY 14623-5780
Tele: (585) 292-2108
Fax: (585) 424-5249
E-Mail: webmaster@monroecc.edu |
D. |
Valid notice of infringement – To be a valid
notice, the communication must contain the
following requirements:
- the name, address and a physical or
electronic signature of the complainant;
- identification of the copyrighted work;
- identification of the material claimed to
infringe on the owner's copyright;
- information enabling MCC to contact the
complainant;
- a statement of the complainant's good
faith belief that use of the challenged
material is not authorized by the owner,
the owner's agent or by law;
- a statement that the information in the
complaint is accurate, and under penalty
of perjury that the complainant is
authorized to act on behalf of the
copyright owner.
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E. |
Notices that comply ONLY with D.(2),
(3), and (4), (above) do not constitute a
"notice" under the Digital Millennium
Copyright Act if Monroe Community College has
made reasonable efforts to contact the
complainant and obtain a notice that complies
with all of the required elements 1-6. |
F. |
Take down and restoration procedures – If
Monroe Community College receives a valid notice
from a copyright owner that substantially
complies with the requirements spelled out above,
it will expeditiously remove or disable access to
the challenged material and notify the subscriber
of this action. The subscriber has the
opportunity to provide Monroe Community College
with a counter-notification disputing the claim
of infringement. If a counter-notice is received,
Monroe Community College will provide a copy to
the complainant, informing them that the material
challenged will be restored within fourteen (14)
business days. |
