Re:Canada’s Bill C-18 and Our Search and News Products
by sroussey on Thursday June 29, 2023 @05:51PM
(#36527258)
The can post a robots.txt file to say not to index.
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Re:Canada’s Bill C-18 and Our Search and News Products
by GeekyBear on Thursday June 29, 2023 @05:56PM
(#36527314)
How do they say "You can index the story in your search engine, but you cannot borrow the text or images of our content for use on your own news site or info panels"?
Re:Canada’s Bill C-18 and Our Search and News Products
by veddan on Thursday June 29, 2023 @06:22PM
(#36527634)
I think you can do this with
<meta name="googlebot-news" content="nosnippet">
Re:Canada’s Bill C-18 and Our Search and News Products
by jen20 on Friday June 30, 2023 @08:31AM
(#36533724)
Why should one have to do this? The slippery slope of what is ok goes straight from this to copyright laundering via LLMs.
Re:Canada’s Bill C-18 and Our Search and News Products
by wvenable on Friday June 30, 2023 @11:45PM
(#36546285)
Why shouldn't they? This is basic fair use. Google is giving them an out they don't have to.
Re:Canada’s Bill C-18 and Our Search and News Products
by GeekyBear on Saturday July 01, 2023 @07:48AM
(#36549107)
Fair Use isn't a thing in Canada.
Re:Canada’s Bill C-18 and Our Search and News Products
by benedictevans on Thursday June 29, 2023 @07:32PM
(#36528281)
Google and Meta (or Twitter or anyone else) don't 'borrow' them. Websites explicitly declare what image and snippet they want anyone to use to summarise a link in the metadata on the web page. it's a choice by newspapers to place that image and text below the link.