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Urheberrecht & Entfernung

Tageslage respects intellectual property rights and expects our readers and contributors to do the same. This Copyright & Takedown Policy explains how we handle copyright matters, including image rights, and how you can request removal of content that may infringe your rights. All content on tageslage.de is published under the editorial responsibility of Chefredaktör Maximilian Roth, and the policy is enforced by Tageslage Media Ltd.

What content on Tageslage is protected by copyright?

All original articles, photographs, graphics, videos, and other editorial material published by Tageslage on tageslage.de are protected by copyright law unless otherwise stated. The copyright belongs to Tageslage Media Ltd. or to the credited creator, such as named writers, photographers, or illustrators.

We clearly attribute authors and image sources. You may not reproduce, distribute, or republish our content without prior written permission. For details on acceptable use, please consult our Terms of Use.

How do we handle image rights?

We licence images from reputable stock agencies, commission original photography, or use royalty-free materials that comply with all licensing terms. Every image is credited with the source or photographer where possible, and we take care to avoid using unlicensed or unattributed visuals.

If you believe an image used on Tageslage violates your copyright, please send a notice to our copyright team at copyright@tageslage.de. We take down infringing material promptly upon receiving a valid claim and will investigate the matter fully.

What is the process for submitting a takedown request?

Send a written notice to copyright@tageslage.de that includes your full contact information, identification of the copyrighted work, the exact URL where the material appears, and a statement of good faith belief that the use is unauthorised.

We require your full name, address, phone number and email address; a description of the work you claim is infringed; proof of your ownership or authorisation; the specific URL or other location of the allegedly infringing material; and a declaration that the information in your notice is accurate and that you are the rights holder or an authorised agent. We will acknowledge receipt within two business days and may request additional information.

What you can expect from us

Tageslage takes copyright claims seriously. Upon receiving a valid takedown request, we will remove or disable access to the allegedly infringing content within a reasonable timeframe, typically five business days, and we will notify the party who posted the material, if applicable.

We may counter-notify if we believe the claim is unfounded, and we will cooperate with rights holders to resolve disputes amicably. Our Editorial Policy guides our response to copyright complaints, and our fact‑checking team may also review the context of the claim. We keep a record of all takedown notices for transparency and compliance.

How do we handle repeat infringers?

In accordance with standard industry practice, Tageslage may terminate accounts or block contributors who are repeatedly found to infringe copyright. We maintain a register of takedown notices and apply this policy fairly to all contributors, including guest authors and commenters.

For our editorial staff, we provide regular training on copyright compliance and image licensing. If you believe a contributor has violated your rights more than once, please inform our copyright team so we can take appropriate action.

Questions or concerns?

For any inquiries about this Copyright & Takedown Policy, please contact our copyright team directly at copyright@tageslage.de. For general questions about our content, editorial standards, or to reach other departments, visit our Contact page. You can also refer to our Editorial Policy and Terms of Use for further guidance on how we operate.