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There was a case in Denmark, where a large real-estate agency, was forced to pay damages, caused by keeping a large real-estate listings website, from scraping
by whiskers08xmt 9y ago
There was a case in Denmark, where a large real-estate agency, was forced to pay damages, caused by keeping a large real-estate listings website, from scraping their listings.
- jpalomaki 9y agoIf you publish the information, you might be breaking copyright rules. In some jurisdictions a collection of non-copyrighted items (like some catalog) might be protected by law.
- alkonaut 9y agoIf one wants to separate the question of scraping from the question of publishing something scraped (Which are entirely different things) then the thought experiment should be e.g. that you scrape a catalog and your page only displays "right now there are 10224 articles in the IKEA catalog" or "right now 1234 bikes are for sale on craigslist". That material has been reduced to a number - which certainly can't be considered protected as a material.
- garff 9y agoHej.. kan du lede mig til information omkring denne sag?