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Copyright Notice

News Radio International complies fully with international copyright laws, including those pertaining to music copyright.

MUSIC COPYRIGHT

News Radio International owns full international rights to ALL music incorporated in its output - including composition and public performance rights. This includes all jingles, station idents and any incidental music included in advertising and promotions.

Because of the cost of international licensing, this station does NOT broadcast ANY material subject to control by any performing rights organisation, including Sound Exchange, SESAC, PRS, PPL etc.

INTELLECTUAL COPYRIGHT

Some or all of the text used in our "News Brief" bulletins may be sourced from Wikipedia and covered by the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License; additional terms may apply. Wikinews is licensed as Creative Commons Attribution 2.5

Our station's audio output is protected by copyright and may not be copied, retained, adapted or distributed in any form without our express written consent. Specific copyright laws apply to news reporting and we will take action against any party which violates our copyright.

News material is obtained from a variety of sources, including staff and freelance reporters, agency newswires and public domain material. We will not knowingly transmit material which infringes copyright.

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