Using unauthorized news reports on news websites may involve copyright issues. To avoid copyright infringement, you can take the following measures to adjust your content: 1. **Write your own content**: - **Original reporting**: Organize information from multiple sources and write news reports in your own words, avoiding directly copying other people's words. - **Exclusive analysis**: Provide unique perspectives or analysis, increase original content, and reduce reliance on original reports. 2. **Summary and overview**: - **Brief summary**: Briefly summarize the news event, describe the main facts in concise language, and avoid long quotations. - **Key points**: Highlight the core elements of the event, delete unnecessary details, and ensure that the content is concise and clear. 3. **Reasonable quotations**: - **Limited quotations**: If you need to quote the original content, make sure that each quotation does not exceed the scope of fair use (for example, no more than 70 characters). - **Indicate the source**: Clearly indicate the source of the quoted content and respect the copyright of the original author. 4. **Use public resources**: - **Public domain materials**: Find and use news materials that are in the public domain, which are not protected by copyright. - **Licensed material**: Use news stories that explicitly allow reprinting or sharing, and make sure to comply with relevant licensing agreements. 5. **Avoid using protected media elements**: - **Images and videos**: Do not use copyrighted images, videos, or other media without permission. You can use free or licensed stock footage. - **Graphics and data**: Make sure the data and graphics you use are not subject to copyright restrictions, or obtain necessary authorization for use. 6. **Fair use principles**: - **Education and commentary**: In some cases, news summaries or commentary may fall within the scope of fair use, but make sure you do not exceed the scope of fair use. - **Non-commercial use**: The terms of fair use may vary from country to country, and you should be especially careful when it comes to commercial use. 7. **Consult a legal professional**: - **Legal advice**: If you are unsure whether something infringes copyright, it is recommended to consult an intellectual property lawyer or legal expert to ensure compliance. 8. **Obtain necessary permissions**: - **Authorization agreement**: If necessary, contact the original news organization or author to obtain permission to reprint or use the content. - **Subscription service**: Some news organizations offer subscription services that authorize the use of their content. Consider subscribing to obtain the coverage you need legally. By doing so, you can better avoid copyright risks when publishing content on news websites, respect the rights of original authors, and provide readers with valuable news information. Please note that copyright laws vary from country to country, so make sure you understand and comply with the relevant laws and regulations in your region.