WiZZ Travel Articles - Copyright information

Introduction.

The copyright to the content or images used in a WiZZ Travel Article resides with the author or the photographer who submitted the article or images to the WiZZ.to Travel Guide.

Unless the copyright owner's right is acknowledged as part of any re-use, no permission is granted to copy and re-use a WiZZ Travel Article.

Re-publishing a WiZZ Travel Article.

If you wish to publish or reprint a WiZZ Travel Article in your own online newsletter, newspaper, magazine, other print publication, e-zine, website, or blog, the following conditions apply:

• You must acknowledge the copyright of the author and/or photographer by including
  • the "Copyright information" and
  • the Copyright notice below the article
  without any changes.
   
• You must acknowledge any sponsorship if present, by including the details of the website presenting the article, without any changes and by leaving the hyperlink to the website presenting the article active.
   
• You must also agree not to change the title or content of the article, or any of the images in any way. You can however change the format of the presentation of the article. All links must be maintained active.
   
• This notice constitutes written permission for you to re-publish a WiZZ Travel Article if you observe the conditions above.
   
• Review the Terms and Conditions.

Copyright violations.

In case of copyright violations we advise the copyright owners to take the following steps:

1. Contact the offending party and ask them to remove the copied material. Be polite but stern, telling them you will pursue legal means if the breach of your copyright is not addressed within 48 hours.
    
2. If there is no response, contact the domain registrar and/or the hosting service of the offending website, and inform them of the breach.
   Most domain registrars and hosting services will warn the offending party and sometimes suspend their services.
    
3. You can also contact a copyright lawyer and ask for legal advice on possible action. Most of the time you will get a better response from the offending party, registrar or host if a copyright lawyer makes the requests above on your behalf.