Intellectual Property Rights

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List of Definitions:

  1. Content: Refers to any original intellectual or artistic work that can be legally protected. This includes a wide range of works, from written texts, music, films, photographs, to software programs, industrial designs, and databases.
  2. Quotation: The process of copying a text, phrase, or idea from another source, whether a book, article, speech, or even an electronic source, and including it in your own text. The quotation must be placed inside double quotation marks (" ") with a precise reference to the source of the quotation.
  3. News Article: A type of journalistic writing that provides information about a specific event or topic, with the aim of informing the public of the latest developments and news. A news article is characterized by accuracy, objectivity, and clarity, aiming to present information quickly and concisely.
  4. Images and Videos: Visual content that is an essential element in modern news articles, significantly contributing to attracting the reader's attention and clarifying complex information.
  5. Copy and Paste: The process of transferring content from one source to another directly, whether it is a text, images, audio files, or any other type of digital data. Despite its simplicity, this process has significant legal implications in intellectual property law.
  6. Legal Action: A specific path followed to resolve a legal dispute or enforce a right. Legal procedures vary depending on the nature of the case and the applicable law in the country.
  7. Intellectual Property Rights for Websites and Media Organizations: The process of protecting original content under copyright—whether for an individual or an institution—to safeguard its original content (text, drawing, image, or video clip) that it produces and publishes on its website. This protection is against theft, copying, and illegal reuse that violates the Website Terms of Use (Link to Terms of Use) outlined on the website of Fadaat Media, the original publisher of this content. It enables the publisher to pursue those who violate this policy through recognized tools in the internet environment or appropriate legal methods.

 

Conditions:

You may not publish, quote, or reproduce content from news articles published on the Fadaat Media website without clearly citing the source and providing a link to the original news story. Furthermore, it is strictly prohibited, under any circumstances, to republish or quote content from opinion articles featured on the website.

  • Quotation: It is permitted to transcribe a limited portion of news articles, provided the original news source (the link to the article on our website) is clearly cited.
  • News Articles: It is permitted to transcribe or copy content from news articles not exceeding 250 characters, provided the quotation is placed within quotation marks and the original news link (URL) (the article link on our website) is clearly cited within the article, or by obtaining prior permission for publication, subject to the requirement of adding the original news link.
  • Opinion Articles: It is prohibited to transcribe or use any part of the opinion articles published on this website in any form, whether electronic or printed. Exceptions are made for cases that have obtained prior permission through direct communication with the Legal Department via the email address provided below.
  • Images and Videos: All images and videos published on this site are the exclusive property of our Site or our content providers, and their use is prohibited without prior written permission.

For more details about the Website Use Agreement, please access the (link to Use Agreement) or contact us via email: Info@fadaatmedia.com 

 

Legal Action:

Our legal team monitors all violations of intellectual property rights for the original content we produce. Accordingly, we will contact those who violate the (Website Use Agreement) and intellectual property rights, requesting that they add the original link to the material/article. A first warning will be sent, followed by a second warning after 48 hours, reminding them of the first warning and stressing the need for a response. If there is no response, legal action will be initiated against the user through appropriate legal methods.

The Website also reserves the right to seek full compensation for all damages and claims brought against it arising from the unauthorized use of content, data, information, materials, and documents downloaded from the Website.