Legacy
Copyright Policy sets out the working rules behind Israel Media Network in direct language. Readers deserve to know how the site handles information, access, and expectations before they subscribe, browse the archive, or contact the newsroom.
Original reporting, commentary, graphics, and page design are protected. Readers may share links and brief quotations with proper attribution, but fuller republication, translation, aggregation, or commercial reuse needs written approval.
Organizations that want broader rights should describe the material, the planned use, the publication channel, and the expected audience. That makes it easier to decide whether licensing, syndication, or a separate permission path is appropriate.
If you believe copyrighted material has been used on the site without authorization, send a detailed notice that identifies the work, the location of the material, and the basis for the complaint. The newsroom can then review the claim and respond appropriately.
Permission is not only a legal issue; it also affects accuracy and context. Reuse should preserve headlines, quotations, and story framing in a way that does not distort the reporting.