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If they are copying and pasting news articles on their site, that's a pretty straightforward copyright case I would think. In the US at least this should be pr
by ants_everywhere 1y ago
If they are copying and pasting news articles on their site, that's a pretty straightforward copyright case I would think.
In the US at least this should be pretty well covered by the case law on news aggregators.
- AraceliHarker 1y agoIt was the Yomiuri Shimbun, which boasts the world's largest circulation, that established the mass reproduction of not just article bodies, but even headlines, as a violation of copyright.
- ants_everywhere 1y agoThanks, I was aware of the distinction between article bodies and headlines for news aggregators, but I was not aware of Yomiuri Shimbun's role