BuffStreams recognizes the importance of copyright, trademarks, and other protected intellectual property. This page provides general guidance for rights holders and authorized representatives who want to raise an intellectual property concern or request that a particular matter be reviewed.
BuffStreams is an independently operated sports information website featuring general content related to leagues, competitions, clubs, athletes, fixtures, schedules, scores, results, and sporting events. The site is intended as an informational resource and does not claim to operate as an official broadcaster, licensed rights distributor, or permanent repository for copyrighted broadcasts or recorded television programming.
Names of teams, leagues, tournaments, athletes, brands, logos, trademarks, and other recognizable properties may be mentioned when describing sports-related subjects. Ownership of these materials remains with the appropriate rights holders. Their appearance on BuffStreams does not establish or imply sponsorship, authorization, endorsement, ownership, partnership, or an official connection.
A copyright owner or properly authorized representative who believes that an intellectual property issue should be examined may send a written notice containing enough information to identify and understand the concern. Clear and specific submissions can make it easier to assess the reported matter.
Intellectual property complaints may be evaluated based on the details and documentation included with each submission. If important information is missing or the description does not provide enough context, further clarification or supporting material may be requested before the matter can be properly assessed.
To help with an efficient review, describe the protected material, explain the concern, identify its location on the website, and attach relevant information that supports your ownership or authorization. Specific and well-structured correspondence is generally easier to evaluate than a request containing limited or unclear details.
For correspondence specifically related to copyright, intellectual property, or DMCA requests, please place "Copyright Notice" or "DMCA Request" in the email subject line. A descriptive subject helps distinguish rights-related messages from ordinary website questions, suggestions, technical reports, and general feedback.