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News API is an API that is used to collect News data along with the related metadata. Newsdata.io is a JSON-based REST API to fetch and get news data in JSON format.
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Yes, NewsData.io News API is 100% legal and can be used for commercial purposes. However, it is possible that publishing the full news content and media as your own may attract copyright issues from the original publisher. Hence, if you are using our API for publishing news articles, we suggest you give credit to the original publisher of the articles. As a part of the News API, NewsData.io aggregates and generates news data from publicly available web pages.
You can't publish images and videos as such because it may attract copyright issues from the owner of the images and videos but you can use a thumbnail version (small in size) of the images without attracting copyright.
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Also, I would like you to notice the following points:
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- According to the Supreme Court of the USA, publicly available internet content can generally be scraped and used for commercial purposes, such as what Google Search does. However, publishing someone's full content, images, or videos as your own may still infringe on copyright laws.
Yes, Newsdata.io news API is a REST-based news API.
As Google News has discontinued its news API long back, now we use APIs like Newsdata.io to fetch all the news from Google news.
We are just the data aggregator and we gather the data from the RSS feed provided by the news sources themselves. Hence, there is no need to be legally authorized by any news source. You can use the data for personal and commercial use. The data you can use to publish are Title, short description, publisher name, author name, date, and time. The data you can't post are images and the full content of the news.
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