Reuses other publishers' content, in the Cook Islands

Copyright Act 2013, No. 8 (Cook Islands), ss. 16, 21 (quoting and current-events reporting exceptions) · Read the law's page

• You may quote from a work already lawfully made available to the public if the amount quoted is justifiable given the purpose, does not unreasonably prejudice the copyright owner's legitimate interests, and comes with an acknowledgement of the work and the author's name where it appears in the source.
• You may copy or communicate to the public a newspaper article, periodical, lecture, speech or similar work, and excerpts of a work seen or heard in the course of reporting a current event, for the purpose of reporting current events to the public, without the copyright owner's authorisation.
• Copy or communicate no more than is justifiable for that purpose, and acknowledge the source and the author.
• Do not rely on that permission where the copyright owner has expressly prohibited copying or communicating the work for that purpose.