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Google Further Highlights Wrongful DMCA Takedowns

posted onMarch 21, 2013
by l33tdawg

As the tsunami of DMCA takedowns sent to Google breaks yet another record, there are signs that the search engine is beginning to make rightsholders who have their requests denied a little more visible. As it reinstates Torrentz’s homepage after an earlier takedown against content that doesn’t exist, Google is now actively highlighting takedowns they refuse to process. While some are of minor interest, some reveal a comedy of errors.

In 2012 copyright holders asked Google to remove a staggering 51.4 million links to allegedly infringing webpages. By the end of the year Google was removing around half a million links per day. Recovering from a small lull over the Christmas / New Year period, rightsholders were back with a vengeance in 2013.

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