DMCA Notice

Updated January 10, 2020

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), Pub. L. 105-304, 112 Stat. 2860 (1998) contained an amendment to U.S. Copyright Law that was designed to implement two treaties developed by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).  This act criminalized the use of certain types of technology to circumvent existing copyright laws.  The purpose was to help increase copyright integrity in a digital age, an issue known as digital rights management.  One component of the DMCA is that websites are required to investigate reports that they are improperly displaying copyrighted material, and, if those allegations are founded, remove the copyrighted material, in addition to taking other potential steps to assist the copyright owner. 

If you believe that content on the Study Spark website infringes your copyrights, you should immediately contact Study Spark.  You can reach us by email, by fax, by phone, or by mail.  We will ask you to provide a copyright infringement notification containing specific information that will allow us to investigate your infringement claim. 

Copyright Infringement Notifications should include the following information: an identification of the copyrighted work or works that are allegedly being infringed; identification of the material that is allegedly a violation of the copyright (this identification should be specific-enough to allow easy identification of the material; contact information including an address, phone number, and email address; a signature (electronic or physical) of the person who is alleging the infringement or acting on behalf of the person alleging infringement; a statement that the person making the complaint has a good faith belief that Study Spark is not authorized to display the copyrighted material; and a statement that the information in the notification is accurate, that the complaining party is authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner, and that these statements are made under penalty of perjury.

Copyright Infringement Notifications should be sent to:

Study Spark LLC
ATTN: Copyright Infringement
37 N. Orange Ave.
Suite 500
Orlando FL 32801

Making a false claim that your copyrighted information is displayed on our site may lead to damages for our company.  In those instances, you may be liable for those damages, if you made any material misrepresentations in your Notification.  If you are uncertain about the material representations in your Notification, you may want to consult with an attorney prior to sending your notice.