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The owners and operators of this Website may not be the primary producer (as that term is defined in 18 USC section 2257) of any of the visual content contained in the Website. Please direct questions pertaining to questionable content on this website to: christiaan@digitaldivasonline.com, and we will remove it immediately to continue to conform to the resived 2257 laws, policies and procedures, as the revisions of the original 2257 regulations are ever evolving.

In regards to December 18, 2008, when the Justice Department published “final” regulations concerning Section 2257 and related record keeping obligations.

(A) only content which "they", meaning producers, directors, distributors, etc., produced on or after July 27, 2006, requires record keeping. When it first proposed the new amendments in July 2007, the Justice Department indicated that this would be its position, and it has reiterated this position in announcing the final regulations. This means that content secondarily produced between the 1988 enactment of Section 2257 and the above date is free from all secondary producer obligations.

(B) As amended on July 27, 2006, Section 2257 now requires that secondary producers maintain records. However, the new regulations expressly authorize third party record keeping, so that a secondary producer may now use others to keep records. Nothing in the regulations prevents a secondary producer from using the primary producer as its third party record keeper or (in the regulations’ words) “non-employee custodian.” The Justice Department commentary accompanying the new regulations, but not the new regulations themselves, urge – and at some points contemplate – that secondary producers using third party record keepers use in good faith, copies of identifying documentation before republishing their material. In accordance to this paragraph, Digitaldivasonline.com certifies that all Primary Producers have been examined via the internet and in our best judgement, we have concluded that all of our Affiliates are legtitmate productions and can provide the appropriate 2257 records for Justice Department inspection, if deemed necessary.