Copyrights

Articles and topics: EAS maintains all copyrights to what is published on this website or any content subject to its control.

Logging on to the website means you implicitly agree to the licensing terms listed here: No party has the right to copy, broadcast, download, save (by any means and in any form), send, or display any content to an audience. No party may plagiarize or change in any way the content posted on EAS website for non-personal or commercial purposes without obtaining written permission from the organization, as long as EAS did not post it in a way that violates these terms.

Images: EAS reserves the rights to all images. It is possible to ask for photos by e-mailing XXXXX@XXXXXXXX.XXX

Videos: EAS encourages knowledge and innovation. All videos produced by the organization and posted on this website are licensed by Creative Commons: ascription- non-commercial- equal sharing. Issuance number 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0?

This license empowers its owner to:
– Copy and distribute videos and post them on websites.
– Extract parts from the video to embed in other materials.

This is under the following conditions:
-Ascription: citing EAS as the original producer of the material or the part extracted, as well as including EAS logo in all of them.
-non-commercial: the material should not be used for commercial purposes.
-equal sharing: posting the materials with the same license of the original one.

Write to EAS to inform us of the purpose of using the content: XXXXX@XXXXX.XXXX. You can also ask for a higher quality version than that posted on the side. Please note:
-The license should be displayed every time the content or material is published or used.
– The license does not suggest EAS approval of opinions included in any material derived from the organization’s productions
-All rights are negotiable through correspondence.

These stipulations do not affect:
– The right of fair usage
– Copy rights for authors
– Others’ rights to the material or personal rights and representation

Caricature: The content of caricatures by EAS posted on the website by Creative Commons: ascription-non-commercial-no derivation, issuance numbe 3.0 [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/]

This license grants the right to copying and distributing caricatures and including them on the website, according to the following conditions:
-Ascription: citing EAS as the original producer of the material or the part extracted, as well as including EAS’s logo in all of them.
-Non-commercial: the material should not be used for commercial purposes.
-Equal sharing: posting the materials with the same license of the original one.
-No derivation: caricatures should not be imitated, built on, or included in other materials.

Write to EAS to inform us of the purpose of using the content: XXXXX@XXXXX.XXXX. You can also ask for a higher quality version than that posted on the side. Please note:
-The license should be displayed every time the content or material is published or used.
– The license does not suggest EAS’s approval of opinions included in any material derived from the organization’s productions
-All rights are negotiable through correspondence.

These stipulations do not affect:
– The right of fair usage
– Copy rights for authors –

Others’ rights to the material or personal rights and representation

Contributions by EAS website members

The content produced by EAS readers’ community (comments, blogs, multi-media), videos, images, and audio files posted on the website at the sector of popular news, are all licensed by Creative Commons: ascription: non-commercial-no derivation, issuance 3.0 [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0]

By contributing to EAS’s website, the user acknowledges that she or he owns the intellectual property of the material and the user agrees to publish it with the aforementioned license, thus absolving the organization from any dispute with any party over the right to the posted material. The user will also be approving EAS’s right to publish the content on website or in the paper edition, or through any other medium. EAS will attribute the contributions to their original source when used or republished. The literary right remains with the original producer.