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Posted by Arne on 01/13/52 11:29
Once upon a time *Luigi Donatello Asero* wrote:
> "Arne" <invalid@domain.invalid> skrev i meddelandet
> news:3rcumbFj1n7vU1@individual.net...
>> Once upon a time *Luigi Donatello Asero* wrote:
>>
>> > Do you happen to know why Google shows this map of Italy (ITALY.gif
>> > 300 x 328 pixlar - 25k)
>> > which is on my
>> > website without writing the complete adress of the source?
>> > http://images.google.se/images?q=karta+Italien&hl=sv
>> > Do you know how I can get in touch with Google for such matters?
>> >
>>
>> Because it's on a https URL?
>>
>> Get in toutch (for removal of pages) go to
>> http://www.google.se/intl/sv/remove.html (in Swedish)
>>
>> --
>> /Arne
>> Now killing all top posters and posters who don't quote
>> * How to post: http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/usenet/brox.html
>> * From Google: http://www.safalra.com/special/googlegroupsreply/
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>
> They published some instructions for website administrators to let
> Google remove a certain image from the search engine.
> "Ta bort en bild från Googles bildsökning"
> But how do I do with the image which has been published without permission
> on the other site and which has been removed by that site after I got i
> touch with them and asked them kindly to do so?
> (If there were other sites which get many visits every day and would like to
> publish the map on the website writing the source, that means the URL of the
> website of my one-man business,
> they should get in touch with me via e-mail or fax or by letter and ask me
> if they could do so)
You mean, if someone do it like Google do, linking to your image on
your server (website) and not copy it for use on their own server?
Linking to the image on your server is called hotlinking and if you
are on a Apache web server, you can use mod_rewrite and .htaccess to
prevent any web page other than your own from accessing your images
(Google for hotlinking). One page where you can see how to do it:
http://www.internet-search-engines-faq.com/hotlinking-deep-linking.shtml
As soon as you publish something on a website, you are also in risk
that somebody can copy the whole or a part of the content, and upload
it to their own server, for use on their own site even without your
approval. That's something you can't prevent really. Just do what you
allready did, if you find the copied content on a site where it should
not be. If it's not removed, you can complain to the websites host and
maybee sue the owner of the website if you feel it's worth it.
--
/Arne
Now killing all top posters and posters who don't quote
* How to post: http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/usenet/brox.html
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