CONTENT THEFT: A strong warning has been issued to several online publishers and media platforms allegedly involved in copying and reposting content without authorization from a Phoenix profile and affiliated website.
The warning specifically mentioned platforms including Nggossips, ThisDay Media, PrimeTimes, Korokoro, TheCable, and other unnamed blogs accused of engaging in content duplication through manual copying, AI-assisted rewriting, and automated scraping methods.
According to the statement released, the owner of the content expressed frustration over repeated cases of articles and posts being republished without permission or proper acknowledgment. The statement described the practice as unlawful content theft and digital trespassing.
The publisher further revealed that legal complaints and official cases have already been filed against individuals and platforms allegedly connected to the repeated duplication of materials. It was also claimed that investigations had been conducted with the assistance of technicians and digital experts to gather records and online activity linked to the alleged offenders.
The statement warned that any additional attempt to copy or republish content from the website or Phoenix profile would lead to disciplinary and legal action. The publisher maintained that enough evidence and identifying information had already been gathered to track those involved.
The warning concluded with a call for all blogs, media outlets, and content creators to respect intellectual property rights, avoid unauthorized reproduction of content, and maintain professional publishing standards online.
