Rights, credits and removal requests.
How aimusic.events uses media, what belongs to third parties and what to send if something should be corrected, replaced or removed.
Effective 25 Aug 2026
What belongs to whom
Original aimusic.events writing, layout and house graphics belong to their respective site creator or rights holder. Third-party names, logos, screenshots, photographs, artwork, recordings and quoted material remain the property of their respective owners.
A source link or credit identifies provenance. It does not claim ownership and does not, by itself, grant permission.
How third-party media is used
We prefer original, public-domain and properly licensed material. Other media may appear with permission or under a documented, limited editorial basis tied to reporting, criticism or identification. The amount used should be no greater than the story needs.
Generated or composited illustration is identified as editorial media when its nature would affect a reader’s interpretation. It is not presented as documentary evidence.
Reusing our work
You may link to a page and quote a short passage with clear attribution. Please do not republish a full article, copy its structure, reproduce substantial passages or reuse an image file unless you have permission from the relevant rights holder.
Some images and source materials have separate licenses. Follow the license and source information attached to that material rather than assuming the site can grant rights to it.
Request a correction, replacement or removal
Contact the editor with:
- the aimusic.events URL;
- the work, image or information at issue;
- your name and authority to act for the rights holder or affected person;
- the original source and the basis for the request;
- the change you want and contact details for a reply.
What happens next
The editor checks the request and supporting evidence. Credible urgent harm may lead to temporary disabling while the review is open. The result may be a correction, credit repair, replacement, redaction, removal, restoration or no change.
This page is a practical editorial process, not a claim that the site operates a formal statutory notice system. It does not provide legal advice.
Related pages
Editorial policy → · Report a factual correction → · About the editor →