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Reuses other publishers' content, in Greece

Law 2121/1993 Article 51B, Press Publisher Neighbouring Rightsince 5 lines

Law 2121/1993, art. 51B, as inserted by Law 4996/2022, art. 18 (FEK A' 218/24-11-2022) · Read the law's page

  • Applies to you if you are an information-society-service provider using online the press publications of a press publisher established in an EU member state.
  • Obtain the press publisher's authorisation before reproducing its press publication, in whole or in part, online or making it available to the public (Art. 51B).
  • You need no authorisation for private or non-commercial use by individual users, hyperlinking, or single words or very short extracts whose use does not affect the effectiveness of the publishers' rights.
  • The right lasts two years from the first of January following the press publication's publication date.
  • The press publisher's right does not affect the rights of the authors and other rightholders whose works are incorporated in the press publication.
Law 2121/1993 Articles 21A-21B, Text and Data Mining Exceptionsince 4 lines

Law 2121/1993, arts. 21A-21B, as inserted by Law 4996/2022, arts. 8-9 (FEK A' 218/24-11-2022) · Read the law's page

  • You may reproduce and extract from lawfully accessible works and other material for text and data mining without authorisation, but only where the rightholder has not expressly reserved that use in an appropriate manner, such as machine-readable means for content made publicly available online (Art. 21B).
  • Before mining, check for such a reservation, and do not mine material whose rightholder has reserved it.
  • Keep copies made for mining only as long as the mining purpose requires.
  • If you are a research organisation or cultural-heritage institution, you may reproduce a work you lawfully access for text and data mining for scientific research without any rightholder opt-out applying; a contrary contractual term is void (Art. 21A).

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