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(A)(i)
does not have actual knowledge that thematerial or an activity using the material on thesystem or network is infringing;
(ii)
in the absence of such actual knowledge,is not aware of facts or circumstances from whichinfringing activity is apparent; or
(iii)
upon obtaining such knowledge orawareness, acts expeditiously to remove, ordisable access to, the material;
(B)
does not receive a financial benefitdirectly attributable to the infringing activity,in a case in which the service provider has theright and ability to control such activity; and
(C)
upon notification of claimed infringementas described in paragraph (3), respondsexpeditiously to remove, or disable access to,the material that is claimed to be infringing orto be the subject of infringing activity.
(2) Designated agent.
—The limitations on liabilityestablished in this subsection apply to a serviceprovider only if the service provider has designatedan agent to receive notifications of claimedinfringement described in paragraph (3), by makingavailable through its service, including on itswebsite in a location accessible to the public, and byproviding to the Copyright Office, substantially thefollowing information:
(A)
the name, address, phone number, andelectronic mail address of the agent.
(B)
Other contact information which theRegister of Copyrights may deemappropriate.The Register of Copyrights shall maintain a currentdirectory of agents available to the public forinspection, including through the Internet, in bothelectronic and hard copy formats, and may requirepayment of a fee by service providers to cover thecosts of maintaining the directory.
