Dmca

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) is a US copyright law that protects intellectual property online by outlining procedures for reporting and addressing copyright infringement. As a key regulation governing digital content, the DMCA is crucial for tech companies, content creators, and online service providers to understand, as it affects how they handle copyright claims, takedown notices, and potential liability for user-generated content.

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