Copyright and Content Use Policy
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All original articles, analyses, research, graphics and other editorial materials published on Webiano.digital and its official local Webiano domains are protected by copyright. Unless stated otherwise, all rights are reserved by Webiano Digital & Marketing Agency, its licensors and/or the relevant authors.
Materials identified as belonging to third parties remain subject to the rights of their respective owners.
We welcome editorial references, citations and links to our content.
Any quotation, excerpt or other reuse of any part of our content, including short excerpts, must clearly identify the relevant Webiano website as the source and, where stated on the original publication, name the author. It must also include both:
• a link to https://webiano.digital
• a direct link to the original article
For online use, both links must be active and directly accessible.
Where our content is quoted or used in a video, podcast, livestream or other audiovisual or audio format, both links must be included in the video description, podcast show notes or other directly associated online publication page.
Where reasonably possible, the relevant Webiano website and the author, where stated on the original publication, should also be credited verbally or visually within the content itself.
For print, broadcast or other offline use, the source must be clearly identified and the full URLs must be stated where technically or editorially possible.
You may quote brief excerpts from our content or share links to it for editorial, educational, commentary or reference purposes without prior written permission, provided that these attribution and linking requirements are met.
These attribution and linking requirements also apply where our content is quoted, reproduced or materially relied upon in AI-generated, AI-assisted or automated content, including content generated by large language models (LLMs), summaries, answers, newsletters, search results and other publications, where attribution and links can reasonably be provided by the person or service controlling the output.
You may not copy, reproduce, republish, translate, adapt, distribute or otherwise use an article in full or in substantial part without our prior written permission. For clarity, reproducing more than 50% of an article will always be considered a substantial part.
This applies to all formats and channels, including websites, blogs, newsletters, social media, databases, print publications and automated or AI-generated content services.
Author names, source references, copyright notices and links to the original publication must not be removed or obscured.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, Webiano expressly reserves its rights against text and data mining of content made available on Webiano.digital and its official local Webiano domains, including use for the training, development or improvement of large language models (LLMs), generative AI models and other artificial intelligence systems, unless expressly authorised in writing.
For permissions, syndication, translation or licensing enquiries, contact sk[@]webiano.digital
This policy is subject to the laws of the Slovak Republic, including Act No. 185/2015 Coll., the Copyright Act, as amended, and applicable European Union copyright law. Nothing in this policy limits any rights or exceptions provided by applicable law.Last updated: 27 June 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. You may quote brief excerpts for editorial, educational, commentary, research or reference purposes without asking for permission first.
Yes. Any quotation, excerpt or reuse of any part of our content, including a short sentence, requires clear attribution and the required links.
You must include both: a link to https://webiano.digital + a direct link to the original article you used
Clearly identify the relevant Webiano website as the source. Where an author is named on the original article, you must also name the author. A suitable format is: Source: [Article Title] by [Author], Webiano.digital [Link to Webiano.digital] + [Direct link to the original article]
Yes. For online use, both links must be active, clickable and directly accessible.
Only where it is genuinely a brief excerpt, necessary for your purpose and used with the required source attribution and both links.
No. Less than 50% is not automatically permitted. Any reuse must remain brief, reasonable and properly attributed. Reproducing more than 50% of an article will always require prior written permission.
No. Republishing an article in full requires prior written permission.
No. A link alone does not give permission to copy the article or substantial parts of it. It only allows you to share the link.
No. Translation is an adaptation of the original content and requires prior written permission.
You may discuss the same topic, facts or ideas. However, you may not closely copy, imitate or reproduce the original wording, structure, analysis or substantial content without permission.
Facts and general ideas may be discussed. However, Webiano’s original wording, analysis, structure, graphics and editorial presentation may not be copied without following these rules or obtaining permission.
You may share links and quote brief excerpts if you clearly identify the source and include both required links. If a platform does not allow both links, share only the direct link to the original article and do not reproduce an excerpt without permission.
No, unless you have prior written permission or the material is explicitly marked as available for reuse. This also applies to screenshots of articles, graphics, charts, illustrations and other visual materials.
Yes, for brief excerpts only. Both required links must be included in the video description, podcast show notes or another directly associated online page. Where reasonably possible, the relevant Webiano website and the named author should also be credited verbally or visually in the content itself.
Brief quotations may be used where permitted, but the source must be clearly identified. Full URLs must be stated where technically or editorially possible.
Yes. The same attribution and linking requirements apply where Webiano content is quoted, reproduced or materially relied upon in AI-generated, AI-assisted or automated content.
Yes. Where Webiano content is used in content generated by large language models or other AI systems, the person or service controlling the published output must provide attribution and links where reasonably possible.
No, unless Webiano has expressly authorised it in writing. Webiano reserves its rights against text and data mining, including use for training, developing or improving LLMs, generative AI models and other AI systems.
Contact us at sk[@]webiano.digital and state which content you want to use, where it will appear, how much you want to use and for what purpose. This FAQ explains the Copyright and Content Use Policy. It does not limit any rights or exceptions provided by applicable law.
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