Correct! Using titles of syndicated content is legal and "fine" since the titles link to each corresponding article located on the media website that owns the rights to the content.
Then what Google News is doing? They also share the images and headlines of some other news portal without their permission and paying them. As far as I think this person is also doing the same or is their any difference. Please clarify.
The "person" who is doing this is Dwight Hooper and one of his websites is www.dwighthooper.com/ and if you visit his website, you will notice this "portrait" of Mr. Hooper www.dwighthooper.com/images/portrait.png where he claims to have played a role he describes as "instrumental in building one of the largest digital media technology companies today representing over 2,500 clients and 100,000 users worldwide." I find it hypocritical that when I queried Mr. Hooper on the source of his media & news articles, and after I mentioned that using syndicated content for commercial gain without permission was a federal offense, he laughed and simply replied: Everyone is doing it! Of course that was a lie. Not everyone is stealing from writers and photographers like Dwight Hooper and his circle of vipers, defrauding fathers, mothers and other individuals who work for a living...
Google obviously pays for syndication and associated sharing rights, but as far as I know, Dwight Hooper just steals content, or at least, that's what he told me during our phone call. When I asked Dwight Hooper how he was granted permission to use copyrighted syndicated content, he revealed he did not "need" permission and claimed, and I quote, that "everyone is doing it!"
@@DanielStPierre Well, as far as I know, google news don't pay any amount to the news portals & in some countries they r fighting a case with media houses. However, fb has announced they will soon start paying media houses for sharing their content on fb. I was thinking 2 make something like google news, but I don't have much legal knowledge, hence sometimes I collect info on this.
@@rohanyadav638 Google and Facebook became global monopolies because they ripped off the creators of content for years. And legislators were too slow to even slow them down. Even today, big tech makes billions off the backs of creators.
What if you go to the RSS feed of say Wall Street Journal and they have a few different feeds. Say you take just one and put on the homepage of a corporate website without any Google Ads. What's the law on that?
Like most if not all media sources, Wall Street Journal content (copy, articles, photos, etc.) is copyrighted and cannot be used without permission. Using content without permission is essentially stealing...
I'm really not sure why Mr. Hooper's sites no longer feature Google Ads, but I'm sure glad he's no longer stealing other people's intellectual property!
@@DanielStPierre what about news aggregate sites like populist.press or gateway pundit. They just post articles with photos. How are they getting away with this?
@@attackstallion7128 They undoubtedly do rip off photographers. The real scam was that FB and google argued (lied) that they aren't publishers so as not to have to, you know, make sure the stuff they publish isn't stolen.
Indeed, Dwight's harem was taken down either before or after his death. I heard he died of cancer. Instead of listening to biblical advice, and do things right, the man wronged my family and me. The Dwight Hooper I knew we was a bully, a scum, but worse, he was a thief.
@@DanielStPierre Bonjour, just seen your clip today. Looking for info on subject. Right, although they still use unsecured http, I see they only have titles now so they should be fine with the law. The admin author name 'google news' still too cheesy. :)
Bonjour ! I did notice Google took down Mr. Hooper ads throughout his entire network of 110+ illegal sports websites and he is now only using article titles and no longer stealing (republishing w/o permission) content other than photographs, which I'm sure he would find a way to justify. Sadly as far as I continue to witness, Dwight Hooper is a thief and a scammer. He's still stealing other people's intellectual property in my book, and I'm sure God is not pleased with such a man's illegal endeavors online...
In 2019 he was undergoing chemo and his wife had shoulder surgery putting her out of work for 6-9 months. In that time, they couldn't afford to keep their house and pay for chemo, so they decided to stop the chemo. Beginning of 2020, Dwight lost his battle and his wife has since lost the house.
Is a link aggregator website, like RealClearPolitics alright because it's only using article titles? I'm assuming that has to be fine.
Correct! Using titles of syndicated content is legal and "fine" since the titles link to each corresponding article located on the media website that owns the rights to the content.
@@DanielStPierre Thanks!
Then what Google News is doing? They also share the images and headlines of some other news portal without their permission and paying them. As far as I think this person is also doing the same or is their any difference. Please clarify.
The "person" who is doing this is Dwight Hooper and one of his websites is www.dwighthooper.com/ and if you visit his website, you will notice this "portrait" of Mr. Hooper www.dwighthooper.com/images/portrait.png where he claims to have played a role he describes as "instrumental in building one of the largest digital media technology companies today representing over 2,500 clients and 100,000 users worldwide."
I find it hypocritical that when I queried Mr. Hooper on the source of his media & news articles, and after I mentioned that using syndicated content for commercial gain without permission was a federal offense, he laughed and simply replied: Everyone is doing it!
Of course that was a lie. Not everyone is stealing from writers and photographers like Dwight Hooper and his circle of vipers, defrauding fathers, mothers and other individuals who work for a living...
Google obviously pays for syndication and associated sharing rights, but as far as I know, Dwight Hooper just steals content, or at least, that's what he told me during our phone call.
When I asked Dwight Hooper how he was granted permission to use copyrighted syndicated content, he revealed he did not "need" permission and claimed, and I quote, that "everyone is doing it!"
@@DanielStPierre Well, as far as I know, google news don't pay any amount to the news portals & in some countries they r fighting a case with media houses. However, fb has announced they will soon start paying media houses for sharing their content on fb.
I was thinking 2 make something like google news, but I don't have much legal knowledge, hence sometimes I collect info on this.
@@rohanyadav638 Google and Facebook became global monopolies because they ripped off the creators of content for years. And legislators were too slow to even slow them down. Even today, big tech makes billions off the backs of creators.
But how did Google adsense approve his account ?!
Once you have an account setup, they don't check your other channels. Unless they get a complaint or happen to stumble across it.
Looks like Google Ads are gone from his websites...
What if you go to the RSS feed of say Wall Street Journal and they have a few different feeds. Say you take just one and put on the homepage of a corporate website without any Google Ads. What's the law on that?
Like most if not all media sources, Wall Street Journal content (copy, articles, photos, etc.) is copyrighted and cannot be used without permission. Using content without permission is essentially stealing...
@@DanielStPierre Then what the hell is the purpose of the RSS Feed? A lawsuit magnet??
I just went to totalceltics.com, the adsense links aren't there any longer. hmmm....
Well isn't that sumthin! I checked his other "total" sites and there are no more ads... I guess Dwight Hooper www.dwighthooper.com finally got caught.
What if he spins the feeds before publishing?
Then it's unique content
Indeed, spinning the articles would be "legal" but then again, what's the point?
@@DanielStPierre The point is to get revenue through ads right?
Nice Video
Thanks, I try..... :P
So software like RSS Masher is not google compliant?
If you have to ask...
but google does not see these sites as a copy and therefore banned?
I'm really not sure why Mr. Hooper's sites no longer feature Google Ads, but I'm sure glad he's no longer stealing other people's intellectual property!
What if you just posted a photo with a link to original article?
That would work as long as you have permission to use the photo. Syndication is in place to facilitate content sharing, but syndication costs money...
@@DanielStPierre what about news aggregate sites like populist.press or gateway pundit. They just post articles with photos. How are they getting away with this?
They use stock images or video thumbnails, so they're not really getting away with anything.
@@DanielStPierre got it so they basically ise royalty free photos. Thank you!!
@@attackstallion7128 They undoubtedly do rip off photographers. The real scam was that FB and google argued (lied) that they aren't publishers so as not to have to, you know, make sure the stuff they publish isn't stolen.
Thanks
No problem
So is what alltop doing ok?
Alltop is a thief and a liar. Is that OK to you?
It was already taken down...hehe
Indeed, Dwight's harem was taken down either before or after his death. I heard he died of cancer. Instead of listening to biblical advice, and do things right, the man wronged my family and me. The Dwight Hooper I knew we was a bully, a scum, but worse, he was a thief.
@@DanielStPierre Didn't all know that...:D
@@DanielStPierre Do you think premium wordpress plan is enough to build news aggregator website? Thanks in advance.
There are countless ways to go about it. MY advice is, keep it legal, and ethical...
I think there are a great many sites that employ RSS content,
Many sites that employ RSS, yes, but how many of those are legally/ethically republishing content?
@@DanielStPierre beca😮 they're being shutdown all the time isn't it and there's huge outrage online right 🤣😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
what happend to mr ? is is caught by the fbi ?
Looks like Dwight Hooper either got caught or he decided to make things right with God... #TGBATG
@@DanielStPierre Bonjour, just seen your clip today. Looking for info on subject. Right, although they still use unsecured http, I see they only have titles now so they should be fine with the law. The admin author name 'google news' still too cheesy. :)
Bonjour ! I did notice Google took down Mr. Hooper ads throughout his entire network of 110+ illegal sports websites and he is now only using article titles and no longer stealing (republishing w/o permission) content other than photographs, which I'm sure he would find a way to justify. Sadly as far as I continue to witness, Dwight Hooper is a thief and a scammer. He's still stealing other people's intellectual property in my book, and I'm sure God is not pleased with such a man's illegal endeavors online...
In 2019 he was undergoing chemo and his wife had shoulder surgery putting her out of work for 6-9 months. In that time, they couldn't afford to keep their house and pay for chemo, so they decided to stop the chemo. Beginning of 2020, Dwight lost his battle and his wife has since lost the house.