StreamEast acknowledges the importance of copyright, trademarks, and other intellectual property rights belonging to creators, companies, organizations, and individual owners. This policy outlines how protected names, materials, logos, marks, and related content are treated when they are referenced throughout the website.
StreamEast operates as an independent sports information website. Its pages may contain general references to leagues, tournaments, teams, players, fixtures, schedules, statistics, scores, results, and other sports-related subjects. StreamEast is not a league, broadcaster, rights holder, or official licensing platform for any competition or sports organization.
Certain sports organizations, teams, competitions, brands, trademarks, logos, and other identifiable material may be referenced to provide context or accurately describe a subject. Ownership of such material remains with the appropriate rights holders. A reference to any third-party property does not establish an endorsement, partnership, authorization, sponsorship, or formal connection with StreamEast.
Copyright owners and properly authorized representatives can contact StreamEast if they believe that material connected with the website should be reviewed. Reports should contain enough information to clearly identify the protected work and explain the specific intellectual property concern.
Each intellectual property communication is considered based on the information supplied with the request. If a submission does not contain enough detail to identify the issue properly, additional information or documentation may be requested before the matter can be assessed.
Clear and specific notices are easier to review. Whenever possible, identify the exact page involved, describe the material in question, explain the concern directly, and include information that supports your ownership or authority. Providing complete details can help avoid unnecessary delays during review.
Requests concerning copyright, DMCA notices, trademarks, or other intellectual property matters should place "Copyright Notice" or "DMCA Request" in the email subject line. A specific subject helps distinguish rights-related communications from general questions, website feedback, technical reports, and other routine messages.