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| Subject: | Legality of content scraping & republishing | ||
| Author: | danielb: view profile | all posts by this author | add to favourites | ||
| Date: | 14:42:46 8 September 2008 | ||
hi, Matt, how's life?
I remember asking a similar question several years ago in a law lecture - there was no definite answer then. A couple of years later there was a test case where search engine caching was ruled 'fair use'.
Anyway, on to your problem...
If I was you, I would:
In terms of robots.txt, I would:
I hope that helps you - would be interested to hear more about what you're doing!
daniel
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