The Lumen database collects and analyzes legal complaints and requests for removal of online materials, helping Internet users to know their rights and understand the law. These data enable us to study the prevalence of legal threats and let Internet users see the source of content removals.
Recent Takedown Notices
- DMCA Takedown Notice (Tweet)
- DMCA Takedown Notice (Tweet)
- DMCA (Copyright) Complaint to Bing
- DMCA (Copyright) Complaint to Bing
- DMCA (Copyright) Complaint to Bing
@lumendatabase on twitter
- "Most local authorities - including all in London - can't meet GDPR 'right to be forgotten' rules" https://t.co/YRVFoYLVnI
- "Sex Trafficking Expert: CDA 230 Helps Victims And SESTA Would Harm Trafficking Victims" https://t.co/nHZpSu7iws
- "Mayweather vs. McGregor Caused Massive Surge in Streaming Piracy" https://t.co/F3FT6QJKjj
- "General Data Protection Regulation: What It Means For US Healthcare/Life Science Companies (Part Three)" https://t.co/3lgrE3l4t5
From the Blog
- Data from the Lumen Database Highlights How Companies Use Fake Websites and Backdated Articles to Censor Google’s Search Results
- (Part 3) Serving a Self: Reading the Law into Popular Conceptualizations of the Right of Publicity
- Bad Reviews: How Companies Are Using Fake Websites to Censor Content
- (Part 2) Serving a Self: Reading the Law into Popular Conceptualizations of the Right of Publicity
- Bad Reviews: How Companies Abuse the DMCA to Silence Negative Criticism