Examples in Applying Specific Measures X, who is based in Kuala Lumpur, provides an Online lifestyle magazine which can be accessed by anyone from any part of the world. X’s portal is hosted on Y’s servers. Y’s servers are located in Penang. X provides his own content and third party Content. In his arrangement with the third party Content providers, he does not have the rights to edit the Content. Most third party Content is pushed onto his site automatically without X having the opportunity to view the Content beforehand. X is a subscriber of Z’s Internet access services. In this instance: • X is both a content provider and Content aggregator • Y is an ICH • Z is an IASP The Complaints Bureau receives a complaint that one of the web pages of X’s online magazine contains Content which is obscene as defined in the Guidelines on Content contained in Part 2 of the Code. Scenario 1: If X receives a notification from the Complaints Bureau it must: (a) where X has provided the Content, remove the prohibited Content. (b) where the Content is provided by a third party W, inform W to remove the Content within a period ranging from 1 to 24 hours. The period prescribed is at X’s discretion. If W fails to remove the prohibited Content, it shall be removed by X. 48