Duty LXD-2026
Reuses other publishers' content, in Latvia
Autortiesību likums Article 21.1, Text and Data Mining Exception (News Indexing and Aggregation)since 4 lines
Autortiesību likums (aggregation), 21.1 pants, pievienots ar 2023. gada 23. marta likumu 'Grozījumi Autortiesību likumā' (Latvijas Vēstnesis, 67, 04.04.2023.), stājas spēkā 05.04.2023. · Read the law's page
- You may reproduce a lawfully accessible work, including a press publication or its fragments, to carry out text and data mining (Article 21.1).
- Keep copies made for text and data mining only as long as the mining needs them.
- Honour a prohibition given by a rights holder, including a press publisher, by clear notice in an appropriate manner; for publicly accessible works online the prohibition must be machine-readable, including through metadata, so check for it before automated indexing.
- A research organization or cultural heritage institution mining lawfully accessible works for scientific research may do so without that opt-out, and Article 21.2 cannot be waived.
Autortiesību likums Article 53.1, Press Publisher Online Rights (DSM Article 15 Transposition)since 5 lines
Autortiesību likums, 53.1 pants, pievienots ar 2023. gada 23. marta likumu 'Grozījumi Autortiesību likumā' (Latvijas Vēstnesis, 67, 04.04.2023.), stājas spēkā 05.04.2023. · Read the law's page
- If you are an information-society service provider, obtain the press publisher's permission before reproducing or making available online its press publication (a journalistic compilation published under one title in a periodical or regularly updated edition).
- You need not obtain it for private or non-commercial use, hyperlinks, or single words or very short extracts.
- The publisher cannot invoke the right to prohibit use of works it included under a simple licence, or works whose copyright or related-rights term has expired.
- The right runs for two years after the press publication is made public.
- The right applies only to press publications first made public after .