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takedown: a standalone construct

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takedown1 CONSTRUCTNotice-and-takedownZHANG & LI · 2025

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Internet law

Removing allegedly infringing content on notice

In internet and copyright law, a takedown is the removal or disabling of online material by an intermediary in response to a notice alleging that the material infringes, the core of the "notice-and-takedown" regimes that shield platforms from liability if they act. Zhang and Li's 2025 Notice-and-takedown as dispute resolution: An empirical analysis of GitHub notices studies how such notices function in practice as a dispute-resolution mechanism. The referent is a legal-procedural removal of content, tracked by notice volumes and compliance, and it is a different construct from a wrestling throw, sharing only the meaning of bringing something down.[1]

Unit
Whether contested content is removed following a notice
Recovery means
Content may be restored through a counter-notice or a successful challenge
Measured by
Tracked by notice volumes, removal and compliance rates, and counter-notice outcomes

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References

  1. Zhang, P., & Li, J. (2025). Notice-and-takedown as dispute resolution: An empirical analysis of GitHub notices. International Review of Law and Economics, 83, 106281. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.irle.2025.106281

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