Copyright
This notice sets out the principles and procedures concerning copyright so that the content of this publication can be used properly.
1. Ownership of Copyright
- All content created by this publication, including articles, photographs, graphics and videos, is protected by the Copyright Act (「저작권법」), and the copyright belongs to this publication or to the relevant author.
- The rights in materials received from news agencies, institutions, individuals and others, and separately credited to their source, belong to the respective rights holders.
2. Uses Not Permitted Without Authorization
- Reproducing all or part of the content and carrying it on another website, blog, bulletin board, printed publication or the like
- Transmitting, distributing, selling or broadcasting the content
- Presenting an article as if it were an original article by changing only its headline or wording, or extracting only part of it and conveying it in a sense different from its original meaning
- Collecting or using the content for artificial intelligence training or for building datasets
- Collecting the content in bulk by means of automated programs
3. Uses Permitted Without Authorization
- Sharing the headline and address (link) of an article
- Quoting for purposes such as news reporting, criticism, education and research, within a reasonable scope and in accordance with fair practice (Article 28 of the Copyright Act). When quoting, the name of the publication, the headline of the article and the author must be stated; reproducing all or most of an article is not regarded as quotation.
4. Requesting Permission to Use
If you wish to republish an article or to use photographs or videos, please apply by the main telephone number or e-mail address shown in the publication information at the bottom of the screen. If you tell us the content to be used (the headline and address of the article), the purpose of use, where it will be carried, and the period and method of use, we will discuss the scope and conditions of use and reply to you.
5. Reporting Infringement of Rights and Suspension of Posting
- Anyone who considers that content of this publication infringes his or her copyright or other rights may request that its posting be suspended.
- When making a request, please send the name and contact details of the rights holder, the address of the article concerned, the content infringed, and materials proving your rights, to the e-mail address shown in the publication information at the bottom of the screen.
- On receiving a request, this publication verifies the facts, takes the necessary measures, such as suspending the posting, deleting the content or correcting the source credit, and gives notice of the result.
- An interested party who objects to a suspension of posting may submit materials substantiating that he or she holds legitimate rights and request that the posting be resumed.
6. Action Against Unauthorized Use
Where it is confirmed that content has been used without permission, civil and criminal liability may be pursued in accordance with the Copyright Act.
