Reuses other publishers' content, in the Czech Republic

Zakon c. 121/2000 Sb., o pravu autorskem (autorsky zakon), Sec. 39c and Sec. 39d, as inserted by Zakon c. 429/2022 Sb. · Read the law's page

• You may reproduce a work, including a press publication, for automated textual and data analysis to obtain information such as patterns, trends and correlations, and keep the copy only as long as the analysis requires (Sec. 39c(1)).
• Before mining, check whether the author has expressly reserved the analysis in a suitable way, including by machine-readable means for a work made available online (Sec. 39c(2)).
• Do not mine a work whose author has reserved the analysis without the rightholder's authorization; a news aggregator indexing text so reserved needs it.
• A university carrying out scientific research, or a legal person whose main purpose is scientific research or education including research, may mine a lawfully accessed work regardless of any reservation; this exception in Sec. 39d cannot be waived.

Zakon c. 121/2000 Sb., o pravu autorskem (autorsky zakon), Sec. 87b, as inserted by Zakon c. 429/2022 Sb. · Read the law's page

• Applies to you if you are an information-society service provider using online a press publication of a press publisher established in an EU or EEA member state.
• Obtain the press publisher's authorization before reproducing its press publication or making it available online (Sec. 87b(3)-(4)).
• You need no authorization for an individual private user's non-commercial use, a bare hyperlink, or single words or very short, insignificant extracts (Sec. 87b(8)).
• The right lasts two years from the publication's release (Sec. 87b(6)).
• Negotiate the authorization in good faith, on equal and non-discriminatory terms, and pay a reasonable fee; if no fee is agreed within 60 days of the start of negotiations either side may ask the Ministry of Culture to set it, and you must not refuse to supply the data it needs to do so.