All materials appearing on cneuol, unless otherwise noted, including but not limited to articles, graphical images, and interactive applications are protected by copyright and are owned by EU-CN Corporation or its licensors. We cannot be reused in any way without prior permission, except as defined in the following policies:

Linking Policy
A site, mailing list, or online forum may link to the cneuol homepage and its sections and individual articles, without prior permission, provided that it:
(a.) does so only occasionally; linking on a regular basis, as in daily or weekly headlines, require prior permission
(b.) clearly identifies the source as cneuol
(c.) does not imply that cneuol is endorsing it or its products or services
(d.) does not misrepresent its relationship with cneuol
(e.) uses only the name of cneuol or the article headlines for links, and not the full text, summary, or abstract of the articles, all of which       require prior permission
(f.) does not use the logos and imagemarks of cneuol and its branded sites without prior permission
(g.) does not contain materials that is generally deemed as offensive or distasteful
(h.) allows free access to its content, particularly that which links to cneuol
(i.) does not place the cneuol site within frames or borders
(j.) does not place cneuol or its owners liable in any way for links that are no longer active
     Prior permission must be obtained in the following cases:
(a.) linking to article headlines from cneuol on a regular basis
(b.) links that include the full text, summary, or abstract of the articles
(c.) cneuol charges a fee for posting the full text of articles.
(d.) use of the logos and imagemarks of cneuol and its branded sites.

Copying and Saving
An individual or organization may photocopy and distribute an article in print save or copy and distribute an article in electronic form from cneuol freely and without prior permission, provided that it is distributed on a limited basis, and used in a personal and non-commercial manner, as in an academic or referential - and not promotional - context.
Distributing an article in electronic form includes sending an article by e-mail or diskette to a third party and posting an article on a mailing list or forum for reference, and not as a service. It excludes posting an article on a Web site, even if it is a personal or non-commercial one. This requires prior permission and, in certain cases, payment.
Distribution to media, clients, or prospective customers constitutes a reprint, which requires permission and payment. Distribution of articles as a peripheral or primary service, whether by an individual or organization, even as a free service, is considered republishing, and requires permission and payment.

Reprints
An individual or organization may distribute an article from cneuol for promotional purposes by ordering reprints for a fee. Reprints are photocopies or reformatted versions of cneuol articles for free distribution to media, clients, or prospective customers. An individual or organization is not allowed to make its own reprints. Posting an article on a corporate site for promotional purposes is also considered a reprint. Use of quotes or excerpts requires permission but no payment will be charged.

Republishing
An individual or organization may republish articles from cneuol for a fee. The following policies apply:
(a.) Republishing means providing information as a primary or peripheral service, whether or not a payment is charged for access.
(b.) Copying and distribution for personal and non-commercial purposes - as in an academic or referential manner - does not require       permission or payment, except for posting on a Web site.
(c.) Copying and distribution for promotional purposes is considered a reprint.
(d.) Posting an article for promotional purposes on a corporate site requires payment. There is a charge for republishing an article either in       its entirety or at a length beyond what is considered a quote or excerpt.
(e.) Republishing may be in print or electronic form. Print form includes and is not limited to newsletters, newspapers, and magazines.       Electronic form covers and is not limited to Web sites, mailing lists, online forums, and diskettes.
(f.) Republishing may be done in two ways. First is by providing articles as a free service. This does not require a license and can be paid       for on a per-article or periodic basis. Second is by reselling the articles for a fee. This requires a syndication or licensing agreement.