Copyright and takedown
Radioguide.fm shows a lot of material that comes from others: radio streams, podcast feeds, audiobooks, artwork, concert information and content that users add themselves. We respect the rights of makers. If you think something on Radioguide.fm breaks your copyright or other rights, or is illegal, tell us and we will look at it quickly.
What you can report
- Podcasts. Our podcast directory shows public feeds. We do not host the audio: it plays from the maker's server. A maker who does not want to be listed, or a rights holder whose work is in an episode without permission, can ask us to hide the podcast or an episode.
- Audiobooks. Our audiobooks are recordings of LibriVox, of books that are in the public domain in the United States. In some countries a book can still be protected. If you hold the rights to a book or recording, tell us and we take it off the site.
- Content of users. Reviews, profile texts and pictures of stations, artists, podcasters and organizers, uploaded tracks, event pictures, ads and articles.
- Stations and streams. We link to streams of stations. Questions about what a station broadcasts go to that station first; we can remove a station or a stream link from our site.
- Illegal content of any other kind, for example hate, threats, fraud or content that breaks someone's privacy.
How to report
Send an e-mail to [email protected] with "Takedown" in the subject. Please include:
- your name and how we can reach you;
- the exact page(s) on Radioguide.fm (the web address) and, for a podcast, the episode;
- which right is broken (for example copyright in a song, a recording or a picture) and why, or why the content is illegal;
- whether you are the rights holder or act for them (for example as label, publisher or lawyer);
- a statement that the information in your report is correct and that you report in good faith.
You can write in Dutch or English. This address is also our contact point for authorities and users under the EU Digital Services Act.
What we do
- We confirm that we received your report and check it, usually within a few working days, and faster when the content is clearly illegal.
- If the report is complete and well founded, we hide or remove the content. A podcast or audiobook we take down stays hidden: later imports of the directory skip it.
- Where we can, we tell the person who added the content what we did and why. They may respond; if their answer shows the content is lawful, we may put it back and let you know.
- We tell you what we decided. If you do not agree, you can ask us to look again or go to court.
- Accounts that keep putting infringing content on the site are closed.
Please only report what you really believe breaks a right or the law. Reports that are clearly wrong or meant to harm someone else are not handled, and repeated misuse can mean that we no longer handle your reports.
Makers who want to manage their own page
Podcasters, artists, stations and organizers can also claim their page for free and change it themselves: see for podcasters, for artists, for stations and for organizers. The rules for that are in our terms.
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