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| Subject:
Legalities of metasearch and display
Category: Computers > Internet Asked by: newfiesheek-ga List Price: $20.00 |
Posted:
03 Apr 2004 17:02 PST
Expires: 04 Apr 2004 12:13 PDT Question ID: 324717 |
Hi experts, I'm interested in building a city portal around top world, entertainment, sports and geographic specific news using a metanews engine. Before I actually get a programmer to develop this product I want a general understanding and opinion on the legalities of metasearch. To explain further, metasearch engines search the big search engines and display the results in their website. I am unaware as to whether there is mutual consent or mutual benefit between the metasearch engines and the original search engines being searched or if it's just not an issue. So to be specific with my question, would there be anything wrong with creating a metanews engine to crawl the news engines that exist ( I can only think of two. ) and parse that data into webpages? Is it copyright infringement or just "internet business as usual"? regards, newfiesheek |
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Re: Legalities of metasearch and display
From: neilzero-ga on 04 Apr 2004 09:55 PDT |
If I understand your intentions, it has been done in a broader subject base by numerious persons, so you are unlikely to be charged with premeditated crime. We can, however be sure lawyers are working hard trying to devise class suits which will bring other lawyers big fees even if the class suit fails. While lawyers are greedy they are concerned about the PR of their "profession" so perhaps you will not be bothered. Neil |
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