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I'm not sure if/how this affects us here at CUF, but given that a lot of news from the Cougs comes from the Trib, and there have been articles linked, I figured I would bring it to attention.
Here is the release from the Trib's website (which may, in fact, be a violation of the copyright policy as I understand it... which if it is, I apologize):
http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/home/51...t-act.html.csp
As another FYI, here is a list of some of the blogs that have been sued by RightHaven in regards to articles linked by the Las Vegas Journal. The Trib has recently hired RightHaven, so I wouldn't be shocked to see some out of court suits shortly.
http://righthavenvictims.blogspot.co...n-victims.html
I guess I would say Trib at your own risk.
I'm not sure if/how this affects us here at CUF, but given that a lot of news from the Cougs comes from the Trib, and there have been articles linked, I figured I would bring it to attention.
Here is the release from the Trib's website (which may, in fact, be a violation of the copyright policy as I understand it... which if it is, I apologize):
http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/home/51...t-act.html.csp
The Salt Lake Tribune wants to remind readers that The Tribune ’s articles, photographs and other content are protected by the federal Copyright Act, and legally cannot be reproduced elsewhere without written permission from The Tribune .
All content in The Salt Lake Tribune’s print editions and on The Tribune ’s websites, including sltrib.com, is copyright protected.
The Copyright Act protects our intellectual property rights, but also makes clear our readers’ rights to make fair use of copyrighted content. The law allows people to quote a small amount of a copyrighted story so as to be able to comment on it, and even criticize it. The Tribune recognizes that such fair use is vital to free speech. In electronic formats, these small excerpts can include links to Tribune sites where the full content can be found.
But copyright law does not allow anyone to copy and display most or all of a story, photograph or graphic. To do so is a violation of our copyright and we will use all legal remedies available to address such infringements.
Again, we welcome a free and open discussion of our work in any venue or format, and we recognize that discussion can include excerpts of our content as long as it falls within fair use as defined by the Copyright Act. Your compliance will help The Tribune continue its long tradition as a provider of vital, independent information in Utah.
All content in The Salt Lake Tribune’s print editions and on The Tribune ’s websites, including sltrib.com, is copyright protected.
The Copyright Act protects our intellectual property rights, but also makes clear our readers’ rights to make fair use of copyrighted content. The law allows people to quote a small amount of a copyrighted story so as to be able to comment on it, and even criticize it. The Tribune recognizes that such fair use is vital to free speech. In electronic formats, these small excerpts can include links to Tribune sites where the full content can be found.
But copyright law does not allow anyone to copy and display most or all of a story, photograph or graphic. To do so is a violation of our copyright and we will use all legal remedies available to address such infringements.
Again, we welcome a free and open discussion of our work in any venue or format, and we recognize that discussion can include excerpts of our content as long as it falls within fair use as defined by the Copyright Act. Your compliance will help The Tribune continue its long tradition as a provider of vital, independent information in Utah.
http://righthavenvictims.blogspot.co...n-victims.html
I guess I would say Trib at your own risk.