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Our latest Transparency Report is out, covering July 1, 2023 – December 31, 2023. As in past reports, you’ll find information about the types and volumes...
There are certain parts of the internet where Star Trek and adult content overlap harmoniously in expected ways, but Tumblr was recently a platform where...
The time has come to share the latest transparency report for WordPress.com and Tumblr, covering the period of January 1, 2023 – June 30, 2023. In this...
The latest update to our bi-annual transparency report, covering the period of July-December 2022, is now available. In it, we are sharing data about...
Today we filed an amicus (“friend of the Court”) brief in the Gonzalez v. Google case that is in front of the Supreme Court. The Gonzalez case challenges...
The latest update to our bi-annual transparency report is now available. In there you will find all of the usual details about the kinds and volume of...
We’re back again to unveil Automattic’s latest transparency report covering the period between July 1, 2021 – December 31, 2021. Across both WordPress...
Today we’re rolling out Automattic’s most recent transparency report which covers January 1, 2021 – June 30, 2021. As in past reports, we’re sharing data...
A coalition of technology companies consisting of Automattic, Jodel, Seznam, Twitter and Vimeo have published a joint letter titled “The Digital Services...
It’s time once again for the bi-annual update to Automattic’s transparency report covering the period from July 1, 2020 – December 31, 2020. As ever,...
Automattic joined several of our peer companies today to launch Internet Works, a coalition dedicated to working with Congress to promote the benefits...
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[...] for all you lawyers stuck in the last century. The animated GIF used above I believe to be fair use of a scene from the Fox Broadcasting Network series Bob’s Burgers. If Fox disagrees, well, they [...]
[...] this logo to promote bicycling in their lovely state: We rejected the claim on the grounds of fair use. [...]
[...] took: Because the photograph supports her criticism, we rejected the claim on the grounds of fair use. [...]
[...] .com bloggers to the President of the United States – who voiced their support for the open internet for the past several months. At Automattic, we’re proud to have participated in this historic [...]
[...] on the internet, in the courts, and in Congress, to defend our users and promote a free and open internet. So stay tuned to the “News” tab of the report! A few highlights of our report: [...]
[...] important. In keeping with these principles, we’re pleased to release our first transparency report. This initial report summarizes the number of government information requests, takedown [...]
[...] , policy to have humans carefully review all trademark complaints, and recently expanded transparency report. They also gave shout-outs to great work done by our peers, such as Etsy’s fantastic [...]
[...] we received because they were incomplete. We receive and respond to fewer claims of trademark infringement on WordPress.com. In this six month reporting period, we received 122 reports and removed [...]
[...] on WordPress.com with Janet Jackson. Recently, we received another such claim of trademark infringement, this time regarding the WordPress.com site portacabincabins.wordpress.com. In the claim, [...]
[...] . Here are a couple of examples of the improper takedown demands we’ve received: Trademark infringement: The mention of Janet Jackson in a post about dinner conversation topic “What [...]
[...] Janet Jackson is a fine recording artist, but seems to have employed some overly aggressive lawyers, bent on [...]
[...] form they may take. This is something we have seen happen previously on WordPress.com with Janet Jackson. Recently, we received another such claim of trademark infringement, this time regarding the [...]
[...] report summarizes the number of government information requests, takedown demands, and national security requests that we received during the second half of 2013. In addition to giving our users full [...]
[...] in the form of a subpoena. Information Requests Takedown Demands We received no National Security Requests during the first half of 2014, and remain unsatisfied with the level of detail [...]
[...] and removed content in response to only 15%. Looking at trends in our data for government information requests and takedown demands: we saw increased volume across the board. We saw a 194% [...]
[...] release our first transparency report. This initial report summarizes the number of government information requests, takedown demands, and national security requests that we received during the second [...]
[...] to censor critical speech, several different individuals (supposedly) submitted five DMCA notices against a single blog post that touched on these accusations. After we rejected the [...]
[...] resist every day. Our new intellectual property report includes data on both copyright and trademark complaints against our users. Copyright complaints are the most common. We carefully review the [...]
[...] in response to abusive takedown requests, policy to have humans carefully review all trademark complaints, and recently expanded transparency report. They also gave shout-outs to great work done [...]
[...] ;ve got your back. Takedown Demands. Just as importantly, our transparency report includes takedown requests we received from governments around the world. Governments sometimes seek to remove [...]
[...] for all you lawyers stuck in the last century. The animated GIF used above I believe to be fair use of a scene from the Fox Broadcasting Network series Bob’s Burgers. If Fox disagrees, well, they [...]
[...] this logo to promote bicycling in their lovely state: We rejected the claim on the grounds of fair use. [...]
[...] took: Because the photograph supports her criticism, we rejected the claim on the grounds of fair use. [...]
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