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Complete, correctly addressed notices with the statements and evidence platforms require, so they don't bounce.
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DMCA & copyright takedown assistance
When your photography, video, course material, product images or website copy is taken and republished, a correctly drafted takedown notice is the fastest route to removing it. We prepare and lodge notices with platforms, hosting providers, CDNs and search engines, and follow through when the first notice is ignored.
Sound familiar?
- Product photography used by a competitor without licence
- Your website cloned on another domain
- Paid course or ebook redistributed for free
- Your video re-uploaded and monetised by someone else
- Infringing page ranking in Google for your brand name
- Takedown notice already sent and ignored
Platform takedowns frequently resolve in 2–10 business days; host and search de-indexing requests vary with the provider.
Why clients choose us
What you get from Evelon Digital
Every layer targeted
Platform, host, registrar, CDN and search engine — pursued in parallel where the infringer is uncooperative.
Ownership evidence assembled for you
We build the proof pack from your originals, licences and publication history.
Straight talk on counter-notices
Clear explanation of what happens next and when a matter needs a lawyer rather than another notice.
What we help remove
Copyright takedown work covers far more than pirated video. These are the cases we see most often from Australian businesses and creators.
Stolen photography and video
Product shots, brand photography and video used without licence on competitor sites, marketplaces and social accounts.
Cloned and scraped websites
Entire sites duplicated to run scams or to compete on your own copy. These need notices to the host, the registrar, the CDN and the search engines simultaneously.
Republished courses and digital products
Paid material redistributed on file-sharing sites, private groups and marketplaces.
Reuploaded video content
Your video re-uploaded on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram or Facebook, often monetised by someone else.
Search result de-indexing
Where the host will not act, the copy can still be removed from search results, which is where most of the actual harm occurs.
How the takedown process works
We start by verifying ownership and documenting the infringement — original files, publication dates, licences and archived copies of the infringing page. That evidence pack is what makes a notice actionable rather than ignorable.
We then identify the correct recipient. Platform notices go through each platform's copyright agent; independent websites require the hosting provider, and often the registrar or CDN as well. Notices are drafted to include every element the law requires, because incomplete notices are the most common reason a takedown is refused.
If a counter-notice is filed, we explain your options clearly, including the timeframes involved and where escalation stops being a platform matter and becomes a legal one.
Australian context and honest limits
The DMCA is United States law, but it governs most of the platforms and hosts Australian businesses deal with, which is why it remains the practical mechanism here. Australian copyright law protects your work domestically and supports parallel action against local infringers.
We are a specialist assistance service, not a law firm, and we don't provide legal advice or representation. Where a matter genuinely needs a lawyer — repeat commercial infringement, damages, or a contested counter-notice — we'll tell you plainly rather than filing notices that can't resolve it.
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Free, confidential assessment with a straight answer about what's achievable — usually within one business day. You only pay if we get the result.