Posted on 04/05/2004 3:53:42 PM PDT by Jim Robinson
Edited on 05/27/2014 11:31:00 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
Was wondering why I couldn’t post from USAToday - now I get it. This post should have a sticky.
Oh, and maybe it is time to boycott all the websites who refuse to permit any links. What are they afraid of, more readers? I will miss Wired, but few others.
“Freedom of Speech” - *see previous administration.
How about a link to the front page for this?
Searchers are having tons of fun finding this thread.
1. Posting Question - - 2. Admin Moderator abbrv. needed
1. NewsWithViews.com = FULL Article Posing OK? - Yes? Didn’t see it on the list.
2. When looking up a FR user or Posting to, can we have an abbrv. for “Admin Moderator”?
For search purposes, Adminmod AND Admin mod, *** AND I even like Admod and Ad mod *** for real quick & easy, & easy to guess or remember.
For the actual display in posting, “Admin Moderator” looks best. But for search, something shorter would be nice.
Daily Mail UK needs to be on this list.
Please forgive me if I am addressing this question to the right people.
I tried to link an Examiner.com article, and it came back with a copyright notice. I do not see Examiner on the list on this thread.... Examiner responded to me saying that they do not have any policy regarding the re posting of articles from its site. According to them, each examiner owns their own material.
So, in light of this, could you please forward this onto whom ever could assist me with this issue??
Thank you very very much!!
Danae
Received the following via email a couple days ago.
Thanks,
Jim
Dear Mr. Robinson,
I am General Counsel for Examiner.com. It has come to our attention that FreeRepublic.com or its users have posted certain articles copied from Examiner.com without authorization. The articles are as follows:
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2287993/posts (article written and copyright owned by Jenny Kakasuleff)
http://209.157.64.200/focus/f-news/2323094/posts (article written and copyright owned by David Codrea)
Although we have no objection to your users posting links to articles featured on Examiner.com, we do not permit posting of entire articles or substantial portions thereof (or anything more than the articles headline, and the headline must link back to Examiner.com). If you wish to include links to our articles please feel free to do so, however the extensive text copied from these articles is in violation of the Examiner.com Terms of Use and constitutes copyright infringement. The use of this content on FreeRepublic.com has not been authorized by the true owner of the work, its agent, or as a matter of law, and Examiner.com is an authorized representative of the authors of these articles.
We hereby demand that you remove the above referenced articles and any portion thereof (other than the headline, provided that the headline links to the full article on Examiner.com) immediately, and notify me in writing that you have done so. In addition, should you discover any other content from Examiner.com featured on your website, we demand that you remove such content from your website immediately.
Sincerely,
Deborah Shinbein
General Counsel & VP, Business Development
Examiner.com
Ok... Interesting.
This is the email I just got:
D,
I’m not sure why that would occur; unless some other Examiner out there complained about someone posting his or her article on Freepublic? Examiners own the rights to their own material. We simply retain the rights to use the material that is published on our site. As a result, we almost never send out a takedown notice unless requested to by an Examiner; and then it’s on a specific article.
Perhaps you can ask Freepublic why they’re refusing to allow you to publish your own material there.
Ticket Information:
Ticket #: 5484-10001678
A second email I received from Examiner:
D,
I spoke with our Counsel, and she was representing individual Examiners who had complained about their content being published without their permission.
Your content is your own—if you wish to publish it elsewhere, that’s certainly your choice. Unfortunately, it sounds like Freepublic is banning all Examiner articles due to this circumstance. Our counsel will drop them a line and let them know it’s okay for Examiners to publish their own material; however, it’s up to them how they want to proceed in the future (handling one-off complaints every time they occur might be more of a burden than they’d like to shoulder; it seems like simply putting a blanket ban would be more cost-effective, which is likely why they did it in the first place).
Hope this at least clears it up for you.
Happy Examining!
Ticket Information:
Ticket #: 5484-10001678
Date Created: 9/13/2009 1:39 AM MDT
Did we obtain any reason why Deutsche Welle does not want posted at FR?
I am trying to find on the list deseret news.com that is on the excerpt list could you show me please?
collegejournal.com
crainsnewyork.com
csmonitor.com
ctnow.com
daily-chronicle.com
dailypress.com
dallasnews.com
dj.com
dowjonesnews.com
djnewswires.com
dowjones.com
feer.com (Far Eastern Economic Review)
fresnobee.com
foxnews.com
gallup.com
The Guardian (UK)
gazette.net
GCN.com
goerie.com
bkmk/ copyright list
We will eventually add a link to this list from our posting program. In the meantime, you can find it by searching on "copyright list."
They should all be so lucky if we acknowledge their existence.
Ditto
2 I noticed that get bounced but not on that main list:
wbir.com
lohud.com
Don’t see Federal Observer
Tried to post, but not allowed
Have I gone over the edge?
Am I dangerous?
You were on target even back then...
I don’t see NationalRevirew.com, but I thought they were on the list. Please clarify when you get the chance. Thanks!
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