Search delisting
Copyright delisting requests to search engines, so pages that distribute your work stop appearing in search results.
Delisting is aimed at what appears in search. Here is where those pages come from.
OPTION 1
Pages that surface infringing copies of your work.
These are the pages people actually find. Delisting asks the search engine to stop showing them in its results.
OPTION 2
Pages whose purpose is to link to or host unauthorised copies.
Delisting does not remove these pages from the internet. A takedown goes to the host; delisting complements it where the host will not act or acts slowly.
OPTION 3
Infringing pages often reappear on new addresses.
The same content can turn up again at a new address. We look at search results again and submit the new addresses.
Delisting does not remove a page from the internet. It asks search engines to stop showing infringing pages in their results.
STEP 01
We gather the pages that surface or distribute infringing copies of your work, including those found through monitoring.
STEP 02
Requests are prepared in line with each search engine's copyright removal process.
STEP 03
We submit the requests and follow up on the responses we receive.
STEP 04
We look at search results again, because infringing pages often reappear on new addresses.
Delisting does not remove a page from the internet; it asks search engines to stop showing it. Neither route guarantees an outcome.
Pages whose purpose is to link to or host unauthorised copies.
Requests can be organised in batches when many pages are involved.
Delisting complements takedowns where the host will not act or acts slowly.
New addresses for the same content can be picked up and submitted.
Search engines decide each request. We cannot guarantee any outcome.
Requests are made on copyright grounds, for works you own or control.
Send us the searches or pages that surface your work. We follow up by email.
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