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Permissions FAQ: Text/Article Permissions
Can I post your article on my website?
It is always okay to link to CBC.ca stories. However,
we don’t generally allow people to put CBC.ca stories on their
own sites. There are some exceptions to this general rule –
for example, in some cases, we have allowed universities to put CBC.ca
stories on password-protected sites. If you want to put a story on
your own site, please submit a Permissions request
for our review.
May I quote from an article on your website? May I use an excerpt
from one of your articles?
Under certain circumstances, it is permissible to
quote or take an excerpt from a CBC.ca article; however, prior permission
is required before using any CBC.ca text in this manner. Please submit
a Permissions request for our consideration.
May we adapt one of your articles for use in our
publication?
No, editing and adaptation of CBC.ca content is not
permitted. When any CBC.ca article is reused, it must be reproduced
as it was written.
Is it possible for me to use one of the CP Online
articles featured on your site?
No. CP holds the rights to all CP material
that appears on CBC.ca, and if you want to reuse their material you’ll
need to contact them directly. To make a request to use a CP article,
please visit the CP Online web site at: http://www.cp.org/.
Click on English to enter the English site and select the Web Content
tab. Once you’re on the Web Content page, just click the CP
Online link.
May we translate
one of your articles for use in our publication?
No. If you want to use a translated version
of a CBC.ca story, CBC staff must provide it, and there is a charge.
Please submit a request through our online Permissions
form.
May I use a CBC.ca article in my community newsletter?
Generally, featuring a CBC.ca article in a non-profit
or community newsletter is permitted; however, we ask that you submit
a formal Permissions request for clearance.
Would it be possible for our publishing company
to use one of your articles in an upcoming publication?
These types of requests are considered on an individual
basis to determine the appropriate licensing fee. Please submit a
request through our online Permissions form.
Our non-profit organization would like to use a
CBC.ca article?
Generally, we give permission for non-profit
organizations to reuse CBC.ca stories; however, we ask that you submit
a formal Permissions request for clearance.
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