Intellectual Property Policy

Last updated: February 22, 2025

Book Your Webinar is an online platform that enables individuals worldwide to create and share educational content through webinars. Our marketplace hosts a diverse range of courses and training sessions. As a marketplace, we do not review or modify content for legal concerns and are not responsible for verifying its legality. However, we are committed to protecting intellectual property rights and expect all instructors using our platform to do the same. When instructors upload content to Book Your Webinar, they confirm that they have the necessary rights or authorization to use the materials.

Unauthorized use of intellectual property is strictly prohibited on our platform.

This policy outlines the steps we take in response to copyright and trademark infringement claims and explains how instructors can report unauthorized use of their content on third-party platforms.

Book Your Webinar will remove any content reported as infringing upon copyright laws through a valid takedown notice from the content owner or their authorized representative. Additionally, instructors found to be repeat offenders (those with more than two valid copyright infringement notices) may have all their content removed and their accounts terminated.

Filing a Copyright Infringement Notice

If you believe your copyrighted content has been used without permission on Book Your Webinar, you can send us an email to bookyourwebinar@gmail.com and report the infringement.

Before submitting a copyright complaint, please note the following:

• Complaints must come from the copyright owner or an authorized representative. We cannot verify whether an instructor has obtained permission unless the original owner submits the claim.
• Providing false or misleading copyright claims is illegal and may result in liability. Book Your Webinar reserves the right to seek damages for false claims.
• Some uses of copyrighted content may qualify as “fair use” under copyright law, such as for educational, commentary, criticism or news purposes. Ensure that the content in question does not fall under fair use before submitting a claim.
• Copyright laws do not protect general concepts, short phrases (e.g., book titles or slogans), facts or ideas. If your concern involves unauthorized use of a brand name, logo or business identity, follow the Trademark Infringement Process instead.

A valid copyright complaint must include:

• Contact information, including your full legal name, email address, physical address and (if applicable) phone number.
• If filing on behalf of an organization, the name of the organization and your relationship to it.
• A clear identification of the copyrighted work being infringed (or a representative list if multiple works are affected).
• Specific details of the infringing content, including the URL, course name and instructor’s details.
• A statement confirming, under penalty of perjury, that you have a good-faith belief that the reported use is unauthorized.

Responding with a Counter-Notification

If we receive a copyright takedown request, we will notify the instructor and remove the reported content. If an instructor believes the takedown was made in error or they have the right to use the content, they may submit a counter-notification to dispute the claim to bookyourwebinar@gmail.com.

Providing a false or misleading counter-notification is unlawful and may result in legal consequences. Book Your Webinar reserves the right to seek damages in cases of fraudulent claims.

A valid counter-notification must include:

• A physical or electronic signature.
• Your full name, address and email or phone number.
• Identification of the removed content, including the URL or course title.
• A statement under penalty of perjury that you believe the removal was incorrect.
• A declaration of consent to jurisdiction in the appropriate courts.

Trademark Infringement and Takedown Requests

Book Your Webinar takes trademark violations seriously. If content on our platform improperly uses a registered trademark, the rightful owner or an authorized representative may submit a takedown request. If an instructor repeatedly violates trademark rights, their account may be subject to suspension or termination.

Submitting a Trademark Complaint

To report unauthorized use of a trademark, please send an email to bookyourwebinar@gmail.com.

Before filing a trademark claim, please consider:

• Your complaint must include sufficient information to verify your rights to the trademark.
• False or misleading trademark claims may result in liability. Book Your Webinar reserves the right to take legal action against fraudulent claims.
• Fair use laws may permit certain references to trademarks, such as for reviews, criticism, commentary or educational purposes. Ensure that the content in question does not qualify as fair use before submitting a complaint.

A valid trademark complaint must include:

• Your full name and contact details.
• The specific trademark in question.
• The jurisdiction in which you hold trademark rights (including the registration number, if applicable).
• A description of how the content infringes your trademark rights.
• A declaration, under penalty of perjury, that you believe the reported use is unauthorized.
• Your consent for Book Your Webinar to share your complaint with the affected instructor.
• Your electronic or physical signature.

Reporting Unauthorized Use of Your Content on Other Platforms

We recognize that instructors want to protect their content from unauthorized sharing outside of Book Your Webinar.

If you discover your content being distributed without permission on another website, please report it by emailing us to bookyourwebinar@gmail.com. We will try take appropriate action to have the content removed.