The use of unauthorized news reports on news websites may involve copyright infringement issues. In order to avoid legal risks, it is recommended to take the following compliance measures to adjust the content： --- ### **1. Citing the principle of fair use** -**Short quotation**: Only excerpts from the original text**Key sentences or small paragraphs** (the source must be clearly marked), not the full text. -**Comments and analysis**: Add **Substantial original analysis, criticism or comments** to the original content to make it have new value. -**Indicate the source**: Clearly mark the news source (media name, author, link to the original text, etc.), which meets the citation requirements of Fair Use. --- ### **2. Completely rewrite the content** -**Rewrite the expression method**: Reorganize the information in your own language and avoid directly copying the sentence structure or wording. -**Multi-source integration**: Synthesize the information of multiple news reports, combine independently verified data or background supplements, and form original content. --- ### **3. Use only factual information** -**Copyright does not protect facts**: Objective facts in news reports (such as the time, place, and result of the event) are not protected by copyright, but attention should be paid to them.： -**Avoid copying exclusive interviews or in-depth investigations**: This kind of content may contain unique expressions or creative arrangements by reporters. -**Mark the source of information**: Even if the facts are used, the source should be indicated to comply with academic or industry norms. --- ### **4. Use of public domain or authorized content** -**Government documents/public statements**: Official announcements, court records, etc. are usually free to use. -**Content of CC agreement**: Find news materials authorized by Creative Commons and comply with the terms of the agreement (such as attribution requirements). --- ### **5. Link instead of copy** -**Summary +link**: Briefly summarize the main news points, attach a link to the original text to guide users to read the original report (avoid full text or large reprints). --- ### **6. Get direct authorization** - Contact the media or the author to request written permission, and some organizations provide paid reprinting authorization (such as Reuters, AP). --- ###**Special attention** -**Avoid title copying**: News headlines may be protected by copyright and need to be rewritten. -**Pictures/videos are handled with caution**: This kind of content usually requires separate authorization. It is recommended to use non-copyrighted materials (such as Unsplash) or official media embed codes. -**Legal advice**: If it involves commercial use or large-scale reprinting, it is recommended to consult an intellectual property lawyer. --- Through the above methods, news and information can be legally shared while respecting copyright, while reducing the risk of infringement.