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Copyright infringement-- I don't know what to do.
I have a problem. Encyclopedial.com has reprinted about a dozen of my articles, word for word, with no credit to me and without permission, and just keeps scooping more out of my hubpages. I cannot find anything on the website about who to contact, or the company that owns it. So I went to one of...
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Copyright infringement - This is NOT a complaint; rather a compliment
About once a week I peruse my hubs to check on traffic, comments, and just generally see how things are going. One of my hubs, "What Are The Benefits of Eating Bananas," had the copyright symbol next to it. I know from past experience that this means hubpages has found my content...
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Another Author File Copyright Infringement - AI Scanned Her Books
Joyce Maynard:I’ve been following, with ever-greater concern, the story of how Artificial Intelligence has slithered into our culture and taken hold. This week brings particularly alarming news.If you had told me, fifty years ago, when I published my first book (the year was 1973; I was 19)...
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Protecting our hubs against copyright infringement & AI data scraping
Is there a way the editors or ourselves can put in place protection for our published content against future copyright infringement and AI tools that take content from various sources without crediting it? Thanks.
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Copyright Infringement
My article was stolen and posted in a blog where there is no means to contact the blogger. The worst part of it all is that the blogger did not even remove my name/link t hub pages, Can someone help me, what can I do?
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Copyright Infringement
There are no new topics under the sun, so they say. Well, these days people have become creative in stealing other writers' content without acknowledging them.I came up with a title for my article about 4 years ago. I don't remember whether my editor made some changes to my title. There wasn't any...