DMCA Policy
At FastMedia UK, we respect the intellectual property rights of creators, broadcasters, publishers, and other copyright owners. We are committed to handling copyright-related concerns responsibly and responding to valid infringement reports in accordance with applicable laws.
This policy explains how copyright owners can report suspected infringement, how complaints are reviewed, and what steps may be taken to address copyright concerns involving our website or services.
Last Updated: september15, 2026
1. Introduction
FastMedia UK recognises the importance of copyright protection and respects the rights of individuals and organisations that create, own, license, or distribute digital content.
We aim to respond appropriately to valid copyright infringement notifications under applicable intellectual property laws, including relevant provisions of the United States Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) where applicable and UK copyright legislation.
Our services involve internet-based streaming technology and associated subscription support. Different aspects of our operations may involve third-party platforms, software, and content providers.
The involvement of a third-party provider does not automatically establish that content is authorised or remove legal responsibilities that may apply to FastMedia UK.
We expect everyone using our website or services to respect the rights of copyright owners and avoid accessing, distributing, or reproducing protected material without appropriate authorisation.
2. Reporting Copyright Infringement
If you are a copyright owner or an authorised representative and believe that material available through FastMedia UK infringes your intellectual property rights, you may submit a written copyright infringement notification.
To help us review your request accurately and efficiently, please provide the following information:
Copyright Owner Identification: Your full name and confirmation that you own the copyright or are authorised to act for the rights holder.
Identification of Copyrighted Work: A clear description of the original work, programme, broadcast, image, video, or other protected material involved.
Location of Allegedly Infringing Material: The relevant website URL, content title, channel information, or other specific details that will help us identify the material.
Your Contact Information: Your name, email address, telephone number, and postal address.
Good-Faith Statement: A statement confirming that you reasonably believe the disputed use is not authorised by the copyright owner, its representative, or applicable law.
Accuracy Declaration: A statement confirming that the information in your notification is accurate and that you are authorised to submit the complaint.
Signature: Your physical or electronic signature.
For notices intended to satisfy the formal requirements of the US DMCA, the notification should also include the declarations required by 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3), including the relevant statement made under penalty of perjury.
Providing complete and accurate information helps prevent unnecessary delays when reviewing copyright-related requests.
3. How We Handle Copyright Complaints
When FastMedia UK receives a copyright infringement notification, we aim to assess the information carefully and take appropriate action.
Our review process may include:
Confirming whether the complaint contains sufficient identifying information.
Identifying the relevant material, page, account, or service.
Reviewing the reported activity and available evidence.
Contacting relevant service providers or affected account holders where appropriate.
Removing or restricting access to material where required or justified.
Providing a response or requesting additional information when necessary.
Where we have the ability and legal responsibility to remove or disable access to infringing material, we will take appropriate action without undue delay.
Submitting a copyright notice does not automatically establish infringement. Each report will be assessed based on the information available and applicable legal requirements.
4. Counter-Notification Procedure
If material associated with your account has been removed or restricted because of a copyright complaint and you believe the action resulted from a mistake or incorrect identification, you may contact FastMedia UK to request a review.
For a formal counter-notification under the US DMCA, the following information is generally required:
Your full legal name and physical or electronic signature.
Identification of the material removed or disabled.
The location where the material appeared before it was removed.
A statement under penalty of perjury that you have a good-faith belief the removal resulted from a mistake or misidentification.
Your postal address and telephone number.
The jurisdictional consent and acceptance of service of process required by 17 U.S.C. § 512(g)(3).
We may forward a valid counter-notification to the original complaining party where legally required or permitted.
Any restoration of removed material will depend on the applicable legal procedure, the circumstances of the complaint, and any relevant legal restrictions.
Submitting a counter-notification does not guarantee that material will be restored.
5. Repeat Copyright Infringement Policy
FastMedia UK does not support the unauthorised reproduction, redistribution, or commercial exploitation of copyrighted content.
Where appropriate, we may take action against customers or account holders who repeatedly engage in copyright infringement.
Depending on the circumstances, these measures may include:
Issuing warnings about reported copyright violations.
Restricting access to specific features or services.
Temporarily suspending accounts while investigating serious complaints.
Terminating accounts in appropriate cases involving repeated infringement.
Cooperating with lawful requests from relevant authorities.
We reserve the right to respond to serious copyright violations even when they involve a first reported incident, subject to applicable law and contractual obligations.
6. Third-Party Content & Intellectual Property
Some features of our services may depend on third-party technology, applications, or content providers.
Copyright in television broadcasts, films, sporting events, programmes, logos, and other protected materials belongs to the respective rights holders.
FastMedia UK does not claim ownership of independently owned television channels, films, broadcasts, or third-party trademarks.
Any third-party content made available through our services must be used and distributed with the necessary legal rights or permissions.
Customers must not use our services to reproduce, publicly broadcast, resell, or redistribute protected content without authorisation.
Responsibility for Copyright Compliance
We take copyright complaints seriously, including concerns involving external providers or platforms used in connection with our services.
Where a complaint identifies potentially infringing material, we will assess the steps reasonably available to us and our obligations under applicable law.
The fact that material originates from a third party does not automatically exempt any business or individual from copyright-related liability.
7. False or Misleading Copyright Claims
Copyright complaints should be submitted in good faith and supported by accurate information.
Submitting deliberately false, misleading, or fraudulent infringement allegations may result in legal consequences.
Under Section 512(f) of the US DMCA, a person who knowingly makes certain material misrepresentations in a copyright notice or counter-notification may be liable for resulting damages.
We encourage complainants to verify their copyright ownership, authorisation, and supporting evidence before submitting a formal complaint.
8. Response Times & Resolution
FastMedia UK aims to review copyright enquiries promptly and handle complete notifications as efficiently as reasonably possible.
The time needed to resolve a complaint may depend on:
The completeness of the submitted information.
The nature and complexity of the alleged infringement.
Whether additional verification is necessary.
The involvement of third-party service providers.
Applicable legal response requirements.
Where a valid notice requires prompt action under applicable law, we will not delay action solely to meet an administrative response target.
We may request additional information if the original notification does not provide sufficient details to identify or assess the disputed material.
9. Copyright Compliance & Applicable Laws
FastMedia UK aims to operate in accordance with applicable copyright and intellectual property laws.
These may include:
The UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
Relevant UK intellectual property legislation.
Applicable provisions of the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act where relevant.
Other applicable copyright requirements in jurisdictions connected with our operations.
Nothing in this policy should be interpreted as a guarantee of legal protection, an exemption from copyright liability, or confirmation of eligibility for statutory safe-harbour provisions.
We may update our copyright procedures to reflect changes in legal requirements or our operations.
10. Updates to This DMCA Policy
FastMedia UK may revise this policy when necessary to improve our copyright reporting procedures, reflect changes in business operations, or comply with updated legal requirements.
Whenever significant revisions are made, we will update the date displayed at the beginning of this page.
We encourage copyright owners, customers, and website visitors to review this policy periodically.
11. Submit a Copyright Complaint
If you believe that material associated with FastMedia UK infringes your copyright, please contact our team with the information outlined in this policy.
FastMedia UK — Copyright & Legal Enquiries
Website: https://fastmedia.uk/
WhatsApp: +44 7401 458526
Copyright Notice: Please use the official contact form on our website to request the appropriate email address for submitting a written copyright complaint.
For formal US DMCA notices, the designated agent’s contact details must be confirmed separately. General customer support contact information does not automatically constitute a registered DMCA agent.
We aim to handle copyright-related enquiries responsibly and take appropriate action when valid infringement concerns are identified.
Our Commitment to Copyright Protection
FastMedia UK recognises that protecting intellectual property is essential to maintaining a responsible digital environment.
We are committed to treating copyright complaints seriously, communicating clearly with relevant parties, and taking appropriate steps to address suspected infringement.
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