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Meta-searching
Curious about this:
I've got a site that talks about the latest videogames. I was planning to add to my news pages some search engine results (scraped and formatted in my display) about the videogame title. Now as long as I place a "Powered by MSN or Yahoo" (Google results are strictly prohibited except for personal use), would this be legally ok? Thanks! Jay |
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Probably not.
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how would someone know how did you find those sites?
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go to yahoo.com -> click Terms of Service at the bottom of the main page -> Section 11.
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Write your own bot if you're good at PHP and HTML scraping. Point it at a few related sites to start. Let it follow links to other sites too. If you want to use Google in a manner like that, get signed up on AdSense and they'll pay you to show search results.
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