Sentence examples for use of journalistic content from inspiring English sources

To try to improve their leverage, German publishers have lobbied for a new kind of copyright preventing the secondary use of journalistic content online without express permission.

Among the most controversial elements of the proposals are an extra copyright provision for using snippets of journalistic content online — a so-called "neighboring right" for news sites, which critics describe as an attack on the hyperlink.

Among the most controversial elements of the proposals are an extra copyright provision for using snippets of journalistic content online — a so-called "neighboring right" for news sites, which critics describe as an attack on the hyperlink.

In the draft copyright directive, Article 11; "Protection of press publications concerning online uses" — which targets news aggregator business models by setting out a neighboring right for snippets of journalistic content that requires a license from the publisher to use this type of content (aka 'the link tax', as critics dub it) — was adopted by a 13:12 majority of the legal committee.

It seeks to extend print audiences and therefore engage more people in the reading of journalistic content (though I accept that many more are doing so online anyway).

The first will force anyone using snippets of journalistic online content to obtain a licence.

"When you are using third-party journalistic content," said Ken Doctor, the author of "Newsonomics" and a news industry analyst for the consulting firm Outsell, "it is so important to be clear with your readers that this is from a partner.

Let's be frank: the Bush administration has made brilliant use of journalistic careerism.

Similarly, News Corp is eager to develop a breakthrough product that can market its vast output of original journalistic content.

After having three ombudsmen offer regular critiques of its journalistic content, ESPN's work will be scrutinized for the next 18 months by a faculty panel from the Poynter Institute.

"In this inquiry, the ACCC will undertake an independent review of the extent to which advertisers now prefer to use digital platforms rather than traditional media and the potential impact of that market shift on the ongoing creation of news and journalistic content in Australia," the paper says.