The article pretty clearly indicates that they're not "doing their best":
> Kevin responded again, insisting that Pornhub “can NOT” remove content from other sites. However, that doesn’t seem to be completely accurate. Pornhub offers something called its “exclusive model program,” which promises that it will send takedown notices to any website to “help protect your content from being uploaded to other websites.”
The logical step here would seem to be to extend that takedown program to victims as well as their models.
While I agree with your suggestion, the article notes that PH did request removals for her and still concludes by attributing blame to PH for the video being newly uploaded elsewhere (despite the fact that her ex husband likely has a copy which he may have uploaded again)
> Kevin responded again, insisting that Pornhub “can NOT” remove content from other sites. However, that doesn’t seem to be completely accurate. Pornhub offers something called its “exclusive model program,” which promises that it will send takedown notices to any website to “help protect your content from being uploaded to other websites.”
The logical step here would seem to be to extend that takedown program to victims as well as their models.