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How can I stop people from copying my info into another web page?

 
 
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      21st May 2005
Recently I've noticed one of my competitors has been copying my information
by pasting it - word for word - into their web page. I've paid a lot of
money to have this legal information vetted and approved for posting on our
Internet pages and they have simply stolen it. Is there a way to block
someone from cutting text from our pages?
 
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Bob Lehmann
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      21st May 2005
No.

Have your lawyer write a letter to your competitor threatening legal action
if he doesn't remove the plagarized material from his site.

Bob Lehmann

"Bing Canada" <Bing (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:B7157B2D-13FB-4CD1-9450-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Recently I've noticed one of my competitors has been copying my

information
> by pasting it - word for word - into their web page. I've paid a lot of
> money to have this legal information vetted and approved for posting on

our
> Internet pages and they have simply stolen it. Is there a way to block
> someone from cutting text from our pages?



 
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      21st May 2005
No.



"Bing Canada" <Bing (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:B7157B2D-13FB-4CD1-9450-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Recently I've noticed one of my competitors has been copying my information
> by pasting it - word for word - into their web page. I've paid a lot of
> money to have this legal information vetted and approved for posting on our
> Internet pages and they have simply stolen it. Is there a way to block
> someone from cutting text from our pages?

 
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Andrew Murray
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      22nd May 2005
No....but if you know who's doing it and you have legally and formerly
copyrighted it, sue them for breach of copyright.

There are many ways to grab the content of a web page, not just copy and
pasting. Since when viewed the site is downloaded to a user's computer,
there's nothing that can be done about it. A user can also "save as" an
html page to their hard drive, and open it in Frontpage or any other html
editor.

"Bing Canada" <Bing (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:B7157B2D-13FB-4CD1-9450-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Recently I've noticed one of my competitors has been copying my
> information
> by pasting it - word for word - into their web page. I've paid a lot of
> money to have this legal information vetted and approved for posting on
> our
> Internet pages and they have simply stolen it. Is there a way to block
> someone from cutting text from our pages?



 
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      22nd May 2005
Hi Bing,

on the contrary of what people are saying! THIS IS POSSIBLE!
I was once on a musicdownloadsite and they blocked the website of ripping
text, background, etc, etc,
Everytime i tried it, i got a warning window popping up that the page was
secured and it was not allowed to copy anything.

But anyway why do you want to do this for? Afterall, info on the internet is
to be shared! You need to do it different...
Make an access-restricted website where people need to registrate themselves
before entering and when they do you can easily track them down if they would
rip your info. ( including competition.) Benefits!:
-info on visitors
-interestpols
-personalised commerce

Make sure you have your general conditions and terms accessible on your
website stating that the site is controlled by copyright. ( make sure your
copyright policy is shown on the first page where they enter.)

hope to have helped you



"Bing Canada" wrote:

> Recently I've noticed one of my competitors has been copying my information
> by pasting it - word for word - into their web page. I've paid a lot of
> money to have this legal information vetted and approved for posting on our
> Internet pages and they have simply stolen it. Is there a way to block
> someone from cutting text from our pages?

 
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Bob Lehmann
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      22nd May 2005
> THIS IS POSSIBLE!
No, it is not possible, even though the site you viewed may have given *you*
that impression. Provide a URL, and I'll gladly deliver the site's content
to you.

> hope to have helped you

Incorrect information is not only unhelpful, but you may have now misled the
OP into thinking he can *secure* his site.

Bob Lehmann


"guido" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:3A6A8899-BCBA-4EBF-B6EF-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi Bing,
>
> on the contrary of what people are saying! THIS IS POSSIBLE!
> I was once on a musicdownloadsite and they blocked the website of ripping
> text, background, etc, etc,
> Everytime i tried it, i got a warning window popping up that the page was
> secured and it was not allowed to copy anything.
>
> But anyway why do you want to do this for? Afterall, info on the internet

is
> to be shared! You need to do it different...
> Make an access-restricted website where people need to registrate

themselves
> before entering and when they do you can easily track them down if they

would
> rip your info. ( including competition.) Benefits!:
> -info on visitors
> -interestpols
> -personalised commerce
>
> Make sure you have your general conditions and terms accessible on your
> website stating that the site is controlled by copyright. ( make sure your
> copyright policy is shown on the first page where they enter.)
>
> hope to have helped you
>
>
>
> "Bing Canada" wrote:
>
> > Recently I've noticed one of my competitors has been copying my

information
> > by pasting it - word for word - into their web page. I've paid a lot of
> > money to have this legal information vetted and approved for posting on

our
> > Internet pages and they have simply stolen it. Is there a way to block
> > someone from cutting text from our pages?



 
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Murray
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      22nd May 2005
As well as everyone else that reads the post, and doesn't read the rest of
the thread.

--
Murray
============

"Bob Lehmann" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> THIS IS POSSIBLE!

> No, it is not possible, even though the site you viewed may have given
> *you*
> that impression. Provide a URL, and I'll gladly deliver the site's content
> to you.
>
>> hope to have helped you

> Incorrect information is not only unhelpful, but you may have now misled
> the
> OP into thinking he can *secure* his site.
>
> Bob Lehmann
>
>
> "guido" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:3A6A8899-BCBA-4EBF-B6EF-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Hi Bing,
>>
>> on the contrary of what people are saying! THIS IS POSSIBLE!
>> I was once on a musicdownloadsite and they blocked the website of ripping
>> text, background, etc, etc,
>> Everytime i tried it, i got a warning window popping up that the page was
>> secured and it was not allowed to copy anything.
>>
>> But anyway why do you want to do this for? Afterall, info on the internet

> is
>> to be shared! You need to do it different...
>> Make an access-restricted website where people need to registrate

> themselves
>> before entering and when they do you can easily track them down if they

> would
>> rip your info. ( including competition.) Benefits!:
>> -info on visitors
>> -interestpols
>> -personalised commerce
>>
>> Make sure you have your general conditions and terms accessible on your
>> website stating that the site is controlled by copyright. ( make sure
>> your
>> copyright policy is shown on the first page where they enter.)
>>
>> hope to have helped you
>>
>>
>>
>> "Bing Canada" wrote:
>>
>> > Recently I've noticed one of my competitors has been copying my

> information
>> > by pasting it - word for word - into their web page. I've paid a lot
>> > of
>> > money to have this legal information vetted and approved for posting on

> our
>> > Internet pages and they have simply stolen it. Is there a way to block
>> > someone from cutting text from our pages?

>
>



 
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Kevin Spencer
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      23rd May 2005
> on the contrary of what people are saying! THIS IS POSSIBLE!

"The wise man keeps silent about what he knows. The fool advertises his
ignorance."

- from the book of Proverbs

What you have just done is not only UNhelpful, but you have just, in
essence, bragged that you are ignorant, as your sole claim that this is
possible is predicated upon the statement that some other moron managed to
stop YOU from doing so.

The only thing worse than a person that knows nothing, despite the
incredible amount of free information on the Internet, is a person that
blithely spreads his ignorance while accusing others of being ignorant.

--
"Whake up America!" - from Earl Pitts

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Sometimes you eat the elephant.
Sometimes the elephant eats you.

"guido" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:3A6A8899-BCBA-4EBF-B6EF-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi Bing,
>
> on the contrary of what people are saying! THIS IS POSSIBLE!
> I was once on a musicdownloadsite and they blocked the website of ripping
> text, background, etc, etc,
> Everytime i tried it, i got a warning window popping up that the page was
> secured and it was not allowed to copy anything.
>
> But anyway why do you want to do this for? Afterall, info on the internet
> is
> to be shared! You need to do it different...
> Make an access-restricted website where people need to registrate
> themselves
> before entering and when they do you can easily track them down if they
> would
> rip your info. ( including competition.) Benefits!:
> -info on visitors
> -interestpols
> -personalised commerce
>
> Make sure you have your general conditions and terms accessible on your
> website stating that the site is controlled by copyright. ( make sure your
> copyright policy is shown on the first page where they enter.)
>
> hope to have helped you
>
>
>
> "Bing Canada" wrote:
>
>> Recently I've noticed one of my competitors has been copying my
>> information
>> by pasting it - word for word - into their web page. I've paid a lot of
>> money to have this legal information vetted and approved for posting on
>> our
>> Internet pages and they have simply stolen it. Is there a way to block
>> someone from cutting text from our pages?



 
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MikeR
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      23rd May 2005
Gotta be a different Guido.
MikeR
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> As well as everyone else that reads the post, and doesn't read the rest of
> the thread.
>

 
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