Strimm Copyright Policy

1. Copyright of Strimm Proprietary Content

With the exception of your Original User-Generated Content, you are not granted any rights, title, interest, or license, or ownership including any copyright, trademark and other intellectual property rights to any Content, other than as explicitly set forth in this policy. Such content on the Site, including without limitation, the text, software, graphics, photos, posts, and any Strimm-owned and hosted videos, are owned by or licensed to Strimm, subject to copyright and other intellectual property rights, trademark laws, trade secret laws, foreign laws, and international conventions. Other than as specifically permitted, you may not engage in the unauthorized use, broadcasting, copying, distribution, or any other form of exploitation of Strimm's Content. All copyright, trademarks, service marks and other intellectual property rights in the Site (including the design, arrangement, and look and feel) and all material or Content supplied as part of the Site, other than User-Generated Content, shall remain at all times the property of Strimm.

2. Limited License of User-Generated Content

By posting any Content on the Site, you grant to Strimm, Strimm's affiliates, agents, and assignees a limited, non-exclusive, worldwide, paid-in-full, royalty-free license in all of the User IP (as defined below) for the purpose of operating the Site and performing the functions permitted by the Site. "User IP" means any copyrights, trademarks, service marks, and all other intellectual property belonging to a User and contained in Content posted on the Site by such User.

3. Copyright of Third-Party Content

Strimm is a video platform, which provides User-Generated Content to the public. Strimm respects the intellectual property of others, and we ask our Users to do the same. It is strictly the Users' responsibility to ensure that they are complying with applicable copyright laws, and this copyright policy should not be a substitute for professional legal advice.

You acknowledge and agree not to link, upload, or use in any other way any Content on Strimm from a third-party website or source, including, without limitation, YouTube, Dailymotion, or Vimeo (collectively, "Third-Party Source"), that is taken from the Third-Party Source without their authorization to use this Content outside of the Third-Party Source.

You acknowledge and agree that if you create a channel or playlist with videos from a Third-Party Source, you do not upload or download videos onto your account on the Site. There is no upload of video content to the Site or your account, and there is no download of video content from the Site or your account. You simply create a link to the server where the publicly shared video is hosted and streamed from. The video is played on the Third-Party Source's embedded player. Since these Third-Party Sources allow embedding most of their videos and players on public websites, we use their embedding function to play their videos on the Site and allow scheduling a playlist. Only videos that are allowed to be embedded and used by the Third-Party Source on public sites, and which are not restricted, can be played on Strimm. While some videos posted on a Third-Party Source may infringe someone's intellectual property rights, it is only within the control of the Third-Party Source to respond to allegations of infringement. If Content added to your channel becomes restricted or removed by any of these Third-Party Sources, a relevant message will appear in the video box, preventing you from using the restricted Content.

Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary, you acknowledge and agree that if you broadcast Content on the Site, it is your sole responsibility to comply with all applicable laws. By using the Site or Services, you represent and warrant that you are authorized to broadcast all of your User-Generated Content on the Site or through the Services.

4. Infringement Allegations

If you are a copyright owner of Content displayed through the Site and you have not authorized such display, we encourage you to contact the relevant Third-Party Source directly. We have no way to remove Content from a Third-Party Source's servers. If Content is playing on our Site, it is playing on the site of the Third-Party Source as well, and on any other site in which the Content is embedded. You can file a complaint directly on the Third-Party Source's website.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, if you would like to submit (or respond to) a request to remove any Content for any purpose, please visit and follow the instructions on our Notice and Takedown Policy page.

You can also submit a request using the webform on our Contact Us page.

Any capitalized terms not defined in this Copyright Policy have the meanings assigned to such terms in the Terms of Use.