Copyright & Removal Requests

For station operators and rights holders

Important: WaveSphere does not claim that all radio stations are “licensed by WaveSphere.” Most listings and stream links come from public directories and third-party sources. We are not the copyright owner of station programming.

What WaveSphere displays

Typically: station name, tags/language/country metadata, and a link or player connection to a stream URL that was published in a directory or similar source. Audio is served by the station’s own infrastructure when playback succeeds.

When to contact us

Contact us if you are a station owner, authorized operator, or rights holder and you believe:

Preferred request process

  1. Identify yourself and your relationship to the station (owner, licensee, authorized agent).
  2. Provide the station name as shown on WaveSphere, any station UUID if known, country/language, and the stream URL if relevant.
  3. State clearly what you want: correction, URL update, or removal from our UI / cached presentation.
  4. Include a contact email for follow-up.
  5. Send via the contact path on the About page or the in-app feedback channel with subject line “Station removal / copyright”.

What we can and cannot do

If the issue originates in an upstream directory, we may also direct you to that directory’s complaint process.

Counter-notice / disputes

If a listing was removed based on a request and another party disputes that removal, we may restore the listing after review or leave the matter to the parties and upstream sources. We are not a court.

WaveSphere original materials

For copyright claims regarding WaveSphere’s own UI, documentation, or exclusive hosted playlists (not third-party radio), describe the material and your claim in the same contact channels.

Good-faith note

We prefer clear, factual requests over threats. Providing accurate station identifiers speeds resolution. Abusive or bulk automated demands may be ignored.