sheimmedia
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Hello, I own a few news sites and there are pages that share my news as news on Twitter without citing the source. Do I have the right to copyright them or is there a possibility that I can copyright them?
News Site Copyright
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Wilson Hairston
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- May 6, 2024
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Maybe Not Because They Give Best To Collect News, If Anyone Post For Free, No One Will Tolerate I Think.
- Feb 28, 2019
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You should post url of your news within the tweet. If they have automated scraping your tweets, then you'll have more visitors and more revenue. If you don't have a website, then use your brand name or hashtag within the news. You should try to take advantage of the situation instead of fighting them.
Yes.
If you need some more explanation, you can pick me in private
priyanshu1234
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- Mar 12, 2023
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simple do this at the bottom citing source of news by using this you cannot get copyright claim in future.
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if they belong to some one else then no .
- Aug 24, 2020
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You don't have copyright over news. You can have copyright on the exact word-by-word reporting, but not of the content itself. Besides, if you've ever had to do any degree of research, most news articles and websites sometimes just share the exact same quotes verbatim and regurgitate what's already written about a topic. E.g., try researching how far the the veins of the human body stretches and watch as 60,000 mi/ 100,000 km gets parroted by multiple sources but it's unclear where it originated exactly. (The exact source of the figure has since been found, but you get the idea).
AngelaMorton
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Yes, you can claim copyright if your news content is original, but enforcing it may require legal action depending on jurisdiction.
