Digital Millenium Copyright Act Notice
If it is your belief that there is content on a web site owned by Eclix Corporation (as defined by Eclix Corporation's Terms of Service) infringes one or more of your copyrights, please notify Eclix Corporation via email AND postal mail, though both is preferable and more important ("Infringement Notice") including the requested information below to one of the addresses listed (preferably both). If Eclix Corporation chooses to disable access to content in response to an Infringement Notice, it will make a good faith attempt to contact those responsible for putting such content on Eclix Corporation's site (if applicable) via the latest contact information, if such exists, given by that party to Eclix Corporation.
Please be advised that your notice of infringement will be sent to the party that provided the content, if possible, and other organizations such as ChillingEffects.org .
Be aware that you will be liable for damages (including costs and attorneys' fees) if you materially misrepresent that content on Color Studio owned sites or links to content away from our sites is infringing your copyrights. Thus, if you are not sure content located on or linked-to by any Harrison's Catfish Wharf Website is infringing on your copyright, it is important to first consider contacting an attorney.
Please do the following. Remember that it is requested your electronic message was followed up by a message via postal mail.
First, make sure the content is on a site owned by Eclix Corporation. We cannot be responsible for content on sites not owned by Eclix Corporation, other than taking down a link pointing to them.
By email, send your notice to dmca@eclix.com with the subject line "Infringement Notice - DMCA." Please do NOT include any attachments. An email with attachments WILL be rejected.
By postal mail, send your notice to:
Eclix Corporation
P.O. Box 494
Harrison, AR 72602.
Include the following in your notice:
- Electronic signature (for electronic message -- original signature for message via postal mail required) of the owner of the copyright or an individual who is authorized to act on their behalf;
- Specific identification and/or other details of the copyright that you claim has been infringed;
- A web address (URL) for the page or blog post containing content that you claim is infringing upon your copyright. Provide enough detail with your complaint to identify the exact quote and/or image or other content that you claim to be infringement
- Contact information including your name, mailing address, telephone number(s) and email address; and
- Your statement: (a) that in good faith you believe that the use of the content you claim is infringing on your copyright is not authorized by law or by the owner of the copyright or the agent of the owner; and (b) under penalty of perjury, all of the information contained in your Infringement Notice is complete and accurate, and that you either are the owner of the copyright or a the owner of the copyright has authorized you to act on their behalf.
If a DMCA notice is valid, Eclix Corporation is required by law to respond by making the content that is allegedly infringing unavailable. If a user of this site has posted the content and Eclix Corporation has the ability to contact you, then an attempt will be made to make you aware of the DMCA notice and the fact that your content has been removed. You will then have the ability to provide Eclix Corporation with a counter-notice explaining why you feel your content is not infringing copyrights and requesting that we make it available again. Counter notices need to be sent to dmca@eclix.com in plain text (no graphics, HTML, etc.) with no attachments. Email to this address containing attachments will be deleted. Please provide the following or a counter-notice will not be considered invalid:
- Contact information including your name, mailing address, telephone number(s) and email address and a physical or electronic signature; and
- Details (including location before access was disabled) of the content which is alleged to infringe copyright; and
- Under penalty of perjury your statement describing why you feel the content was incorrectly removed.
