Long v. Dorset
District Court, N.D. California
1Opinion of the Court
Under the facts allege here, the court finds that Facebook's five-business-day response satisfies the DMCA's expeditious requirement. Plaintiff sought the removal of over a hundred allegedly infringing images and also sought the restoration of his administrator status. Exs. 2-3. Facebook promptly responded to plaintiff's initial email and, over the next several days, continued to exchange emails with plaintiff to resolve the issue. A total of five business days after it first received notice of the alleged infringement, Facebook resolved plaintiff's complaint. Based on those allegations, the…
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