Copyright

1. Overview

Lite News is operated by NXT Ltd, registered in England and Wales under company number 08817847. We respect copyright and other intellectual property rights. This policy explains our approach to (a) publishing original reporting and (b) how Lite News content may be accessed and reused.

2. How we produce original content

Articles published by Lite News are intended to be original works created using publicly available information at the time of writing, including public statements, official data, regulatory publications, and reporting by other publishers.

NXT Ltd owns or licenses the rights it grants in Lite News content to the extent those rights subsist and has authority to grant the rights described in the applicable licence.

A fuller description of research, drafting, and checks is available on How we publish.

We use publicly available sources to identify and verify reported facts, prioritising authoritative primary material where relevant and available. We do not seek to reproduce third-party wording, distinctive expression, or editorial presentation. Articles are generated from a validated evidence base and checked for inappropriate similarity before publication. NXT Ltd is the publisher of Lite News and sets and operates its editorial standards and publishing controls.

3. Facts, data, and third-party expression

Facts and raw data are generally not protected by copyright, but a third party’s selection, arrangement, and expression of those facts may be protected. Our goal is to describe reported facts clearly using our own wording and structure, rather than replicate another publisher’s expression.

4. Quotations and attribution

• In limited circumstances, short quotations from public documents or statements may be included where necessary for accuracy or context. Where we quote, we aim to keep quotations brief and attribute them clearly.
• We do not reproduce extended passages, paywalled material, or substantial portions of copyrighted text.

5. Using Lite News content

You may share links to Lite News articles freely.

5.1 Free sample RSS feed

Lite News may provide a free sample RSS feed containing headlines and limited excerpts for reading and evaluation. This sample feed does not grant republication or redistribution rights.

5.2 Licensed feeds and reuse rights

Publishers, platforms, and other organisations can access full-content feeds and reuse rights under a licence. Licensing terms vary by plan and may cover permitted republication, syndication, archival use, and technical delivery formats.

For licensing options, permitted uses, and attribution requirements, please see our Reuse and Licensing page.

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6. Reporting a copyright concern

If you are a rights holder and believe material published by Lite News infringes your copyright, you can notify us. We review notices in good faith and may take appropriate action, which can include editing, restricting access to, or removing content.

6.1 What to include in a notice

• Your name and a contact email address
• The Lite News URL(s) you are reporting
• A description of the copyrighted work you believe is being infringed
• The basis for your claim (for example, ownership or authority to act for the owner)
• Any supporting information that helps us assess the issue quickly
• Please send notices using our contact form and include the information above.

7. Changes to this policy

We may update this Copyright Policy from time to time. Any changes will be reflected by updating the date shown at the top of this page.

8. Notes

This page provides general information about copyright and Lite News content use. It does not constitute legal advice, and licensing terms govern any licensed reuse of Lite News content.