Agreement to these terms
These Terms of Use govern access to Chitran Newsroom, operated by Chitran International Online Art Classes, LLC. By using the website, you acknowledge that you have read and agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not use the website.
These terms apply to the newsroom and its public content. Enrollment, payment, live-class and student services available through the official school website may be governed by separate terms presented in connection with those services.
The practical purpose of this section is to set a fair boundary between ordinary reading, sharing and discussion and conduct that harms the publication, its readers or the rights of others. Chitran Newsroom encourages thoughtful engagement with educational reporting, but access to public content does not transfer ownership or create an unrestricted license to reuse the website or its systems.
In applying Agreement to these terms, context matters. We may consider scale, purpose, technical effect, commercial nature and likely consequences, together with any permission granted in writing. A limited personal action may be treated differently from systematic extraction, deceptive republication, security interference or a use that falsely presents another organization as the source.
Enforcement may include a request to stop, removal of access, preservation of relevant records, correction of attribution, referral to a service provider or pursuit of remedies available under law. We may select a proportionate response and are not required to take identical action in circumstances that differ materially or to waive a right because it was not enforced previously.
Nothing in Agreement to these terms is intended to reduce non-waivable consumer rights, lawful quotation, fair use, fair dealing, accessibility rights or other permissions supplied directly by applicable law. A person relying on a legal exception remains responsible for ensuring that it applies to the particular use, territory and material involved.
Questions about permitted use are best raised before substantial republication, automated collection or commercial distribution begins. A clear request should identify the content, proposed audience, format, duration and purpose. Written permission, when granted, may include conditions and does not extend beyond the scope expressly described.
Informational purpose
Newsroom articles provide general reporting, commentary and educational information. They are not individualized legal, medical, financial, safety or professional advice and should not be treated as a substitute for qualified guidance.
Although we work to publish useful and accurate information, subjects change and sources can contain uncertainty. Readers are responsible for evaluating information, checking material facts and deciding whether an activity is suitable for their circumstances.
The practical purpose of this section is to set a fair boundary between ordinary reading, sharing and discussion and conduct that harms the publication, its readers or the rights of others. Chitran Newsroom encourages thoughtful engagement with educational reporting, but access to public content does not transfer ownership or create an unrestricted license to reuse the website or its systems.
In applying Informational purpose, context matters. We may consider scale, purpose, technical effect, commercial nature and likely consequences, together with any permission granted in writing. A limited personal action may be treated differently from systematic extraction, deceptive republication, security interference or a use that falsely presents another organization as the source.
Enforcement may include a request to stop, removal of access, preservation of relevant records, correction of attribution, referral to a service provider or pursuit of remedies available under law. We may select a proportionate response and are not required to take identical action in circumstances that differ materially or to waive a right because it was not enforced previously.
Nothing in Informational purpose is intended to reduce non-waivable consumer rights, lawful quotation, fair use, fair dealing, accessibility rights or other permissions supplied directly by applicable law. A person relying on a legal exception remains responsible for ensuring that it applies to the particular use, territory and material involved.
Questions about permitted use are best raised before substantial republication, automated collection or commercial distribution begins. A clear request should identify the content, proposed audience, format, duration and purpose. Written permission, when granted, may include conditions and does not extend beyond the scope expressly described.
Eligibility and responsible use
You may use the website only in compliance with applicable law and these terms. If you use the website for an organization, you represent that you have authority to act for it. Parents and guardians remain responsible for supervising minors who access newsroom content.
You agree not to interfere with the website, attempt unauthorized access, introduce malicious code, scrape at a harmful rate, impersonate another person, evade security controls or use the site to violate the rights of others.
The practical purpose of this section is to set a fair boundary between ordinary reading, sharing and discussion and conduct that harms the publication, its readers or the rights of others. Chitran Newsroom encourages thoughtful engagement with educational reporting, but access to public content does not transfer ownership or create an unrestricted license to reuse the website or its systems.
In applying Eligibility and responsible use, context matters. We may consider scale, purpose, technical effect, commercial nature and likely consequences, together with any permission granted in writing. A limited personal action may be treated differently from systematic extraction, deceptive republication, security interference or a use that falsely presents another organization as the source.
Enforcement may include a request to stop, removal of access, preservation of relevant records, correction of attribution, referral to a service provider or pursuit of remedies available under law. We may select a proportionate response and are not required to take identical action in circumstances that differ materially or to waive a right because it was not enforced previously.
Nothing in Eligibility and responsible use is intended to reduce non-waivable consumer rights, lawful quotation, fair use, fair dealing, accessibility rights or other permissions supplied directly by applicable law. A person relying on a legal exception remains responsible for ensuring that it applies to the particular use, territory and material involved.
Questions about permitted use are best raised before substantial republication, automated collection or commercial distribution begins. A clear request should identify the content, proposed audience, format, duration and purpose. Written permission, when granted, may include conditions and does not extend beyond the scope expressly described.
Intellectual property
Unless otherwise stated, the website design, original text, graphics, branding and other materials are owned by or licensed to Chitran International Online Art Classes, LLC and are protected by intellectual-property laws.
You may read, link to and make limited personal use of articles. Reproduction, republication, commercial distribution, systematic extraction, modification or creation of misleading derivatives requires prior written permission unless law expressly permits the activity.
The practical purpose of this section is to set a fair boundary between ordinary reading, sharing and discussion and conduct that harms the publication, its readers or the rights of others. Chitran Newsroom encourages thoughtful engagement with educational reporting, but access to public content does not transfer ownership or create an unrestricted license to reuse the website or its systems.
In applying Intellectual property, context matters. We may consider scale, purpose, technical effect, commercial nature and likely consequences, together with any permission granted in writing. A limited personal action may be treated differently from systematic extraction, deceptive republication, security interference or a use that falsely presents another organization as the source.
Enforcement may include a request to stop, removal of access, preservation of relevant records, correction of attribution, referral to a service provider or pursuit of remedies available under law. We may select a proportionate response and are not required to take identical action in circumstances that differ materially or to waive a right because it was not enforced previously.
Nothing in Intellectual property is intended to reduce non-waivable consumer rights, lawful quotation, fair use, fair dealing, accessibility rights or other permissions supplied directly by applicable law. A person relying on a legal exception remains responsible for ensuring that it applies to the particular use, territory and material involved.
Questions about permitted use are best raised before substantial republication, automated collection or commercial distribution begins. A clear request should identify the content, proposed audience, format, duration and purpose. Written permission, when granted, may include conditions and does not extend beyond the scope expressly described.
Quotations, links and sharing
You may share links and quote brief portions for commentary, criticism, scholarship or reporting when accompanied by clear attribution and when permitted by law. You may not present excerpts in a way that falsely suggests endorsement, authorship or partnership.
Automated summaries and search indexing must respect technical instructions and applicable law. Framing the website, removing attribution or using content to train or populate a competing commercial publication without authorization is prohibited.
The practical purpose of this section is to set a fair boundary between ordinary reading, sharing and discussion and conduct that harms the publication, its readers or the rights of others. Chitran Newsroom encourages thoughtful engagement with educational reporting, but access to public content does not transfer ownership or create an unrestricted license to reuse the website or its systems.
In applying Quotations, links and sharing, context matters. We may consider scale, purpose, technical effect, commercial nature and likely consequences, together with any permission granted in writing. A limited personal action may be treated differently from systematic extraction, deceptive republication, security interference or a use that falsely presents another organization as the source.
Enforcement may include a request to stop, removal of access, preservation of relevant records, correction of attribution, referral to a service provider or pursuit of remedies available under law. We may select a proportionate response and are not required to take identical action in circumstances that differ materially or to waive a right because it was not enforced previously.
Nothing in Quotations, links and sharing is intended to reduce non-waivable consumer rights, lawful quotation, fair use, fair dealing, accessibility rights or other permissions supplied directly by applicable law. A person relying on a legal exception remains responsible for ensuring that it applies to the particular use, territory and material involved.
Questions about permitted use are best raised before substantial republication, automated collection or commercial distribution begins. A clear request should identify the content, proposed audience, format, duration and purpose. Written permission, when granted, may include conditions and does not extend beyond the scope expressly described.
Images and third-party materials
Some images, citations and resources may be used under licenses or terms supplied by third parties. Rights in those materials remain with their respective owners, and permissions applicable to original newsroom text may not extend to third-party content.
If you believe material infringes your rights, contact support with identification of the work, the relevant URL, contact details and a good-faith explanation. We may request additional information before acting.
The practical purpose of this section is to set a fair boundary between ordinary reading, sharing and discussion and conduct that harms the publication, its readers or the rights of others. Chitran Newsroom encourages thoughtful engagement with educational reporting, but access to public content does not transfer ownership or create an unrestricted license to reuse the website or its systems.
In applying Images and third-party materials, context matters. We may consider scale, purpose, technical effect, commercial nature and likely consequences, together with any permission granted in writing. A limited personal action may be treated differently from systematic extraction, deceptive republication, security interference or a use that falsely presents another organization as the source.
Enforcement may include a request to stop, removal of access, preservation of relevant records, correction of attribution, referral to a service provider or pursuit of remedies available under law. We may select a proportionate response and are not required to take identical action in circumstances that differ materially or to waive a right because it was not enforced previously.
Nothing in Images and third-party materials is intended to reduce non-waivable consumer rights, lawful quotation, fair use, fair dealing, accessibility rights or other permissions supplied directly by applicable law. A person relying on a legal exception remains responsible for ensuring that it applies to the particular use, territory and material involved.
Questions about permitted use are best raised before substantial republication, automated collection or commercial distribution begins. A clear request should identify the content, proposed audience, format, duration and purpose. Written permission, when granted, may include conditions and does not extend beyond the scope expressly described.
Corrections and editorial updates
We may correct, clarify, update, reorganize or remove content at any time. Publication dates and update notices may be used to provide context, but we do not promise that every historical statement will be revised when circumstances change.
Correction requests should identify the article, disputed statement and reliable supporting information. Editorial decisions remain with the newsroom, subject to applicable law and our commitment to fair review.
The practical purpose of this section is to set a fair boundary between ordinary reading, sharing and discussion and conduct that harms the publication, its readers or the rights of others. Chitran Newsroom encourages thoughtful engagement with educational reporting, but access to public content does not transfer ownership or create an unrestricted license to reuse the website or its systems.
In applying Corrections and editorial updates, context matters. We may consider scale, purpose, technical effect, commercial nature and likely consequences, together with any permission granted in writing. A limited personal action may be treated differently from systematic extraction, deceptive republication, security interference or a use that falsely presents another organization as the source.
Enforcement may include a request to stop, removal of access, preservation of relevant records, correction of attribution, referral to a service provider or pursuit of remedies available under law. We may select a proportionate response and are not required to take identical action in circumstances that differ materially or to waive a right because it was not enforced previously.
Nothing in Corrections and editorial updates is intended to reduce non-waivable consumer rights, lawful quotation, fair use, fair dealing, accessibility rights or other permissions supplied directly by applicable law. A person relying on a legal exception remains responsible for ensuring that it applies to the particular use, territory and material involved.
Questions about permitted use are best raised before substantial republication, automated collection or commercial distribution begins. A clear request should identify the content, proposed audience, format, duration and purpose. Written permission, when granted, may include conditions and does not extend beyond the scope expressly described.
External websites
The website contains links to external resources for reader convenience and source context. We do not control their availability, accuracy, security, products or policies. A link does not necessarily constitute endorsement.
Your interaction with a third party is governed by its terms and policies. You assume responsibility for reviewing those rules and for any transaction or communication conducted outside the newsroom.
The practical purpose of this section is to set a fair boundary between ordinary reading, sharing and discussion and conduct that harms the publication, its readers or the rights of others. Chitran Newsroom encourages thoughtful engagement with educational reporting, but access to public content does not transfer ownership or create an unrestricted license to reuse the website or its systems.
In applying External websites, context matters. We may consider scale, purpose, technical effect, commercial nature and likely consequences, together with any permission granted in writing. A limited personal action may be treated differently from systematic extraction, deceptive republication, security interference or a use that falsely presents another organization as the source.
Enforcement may include a request to stop, removal of access, preservation of relevant records, correction of attribution, referral to a service provider or pursuit of remedies available under law. We may select a proportionate response and are not required to take identical action in circumstances that differ materially or to waive a right because it was not enforced previously.
Nothing in External websites is intended to reduce non-waivable consumer rights, lawful quotation, fair use, fair dealing, accessibility rights or other permissions supplied directly by applicable law. A person relying on a legal exception remains responsible for ensuring that it applies to the particular use, territory and material involved.
Questions about permitted use are best raised before substantial republication, automated collection or commercial distribution begins. A clear request should identify the content, proposed audience, format, duration and purpose. Written permission, when granted, may include conditions and does not extend beyond the scope expressly described.
Website availability
We may modify, suspend or discontinue any feature without notice. Maintenance, provider failures, security incidents, network conditions and events beyond reasonable control can interrupt access.
We do not guarantee uninterrupted operation, preservation of a particular layout, or continued availability of every article. We may impose reasonable limits to protect performance and security.
The practical purpose of this section is to set a fair boundary between ordinary reading, sharing and discussion and conduct that harms the publication, its readers or the rights of others. Chitran Newsroom encourages thoughtful engagement with educational reporting, but access to public content does not transfer ownership or create an unrestricted license to reuse the website or its systems.
In applying Website availability, context matters. We may consider scale, purpose, technical effect, commercial nature and likely consequences, together with any permission granted in writing. A limited personal action may be treated differently from systematic extraction, deceptive republication, security interference or a use that falsely presents another organization as the source.
Enforcement may include a request to stop, removal of access, preservation of relevant records, correction of attribution, referral to a service provider or pursuit of remedies available under law. We may select a proportionate response and are not required to take identical action in circumstances that differ materially or to waive a right because it was not enforced previously.
Nothing in Website availability is intended to reduce non-waivable consumer rights, lawful quotation, fair use, fair dealing, accessibility rights or other permissions supplied directly by applicable law. A person relying on a legal exception remains responsible for ensuring that it applies to the particular use, territory and material involved.
Questions about permitted use are best raised before substantial republication, automated collection or commercial distribution begins. A clear request should identify the content, proposed audience, format, duration and purpose. Written permission, when granted, may include conditions and does not extend beyond the scope expressly described.
Disclaimers
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the website and content are provided on an as-is and as-available basis. We disclaim warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement and accuracy to the extent those warranties may lawfully be disclaimed.
Nothing in these terms excludes a warranty or right that cannot legally be excluded. Some jurisdictions provide mandatory consumer protections, and those protections continue to apply where relevant.
The practical purpose of this section is to set a fair boundary between ordinary reading, sharing and discussion and conduct that harms the publication, its readers or the rights of others. Chitran Newsroom encourages thoughtful engagement with educational reporting, but access to public content does not transfer ownership or create an unrestricted license to reuse the website or its systems.
In applying Disclaimers, context matters. We may consider scale, purpose, technical effect, commercial nature and likely consequences, together with any permission granted in writing. A limited personal action may be treated differently from systematic extraction, deceptive republication, security interference or a use that falsely presents another organization as the source.
Enforcement may include a request to stop, removal of access, preservation of relevant records, correction of attribution, referral to a service provider or pursuit of remedies available under law. We may select a proportionate response and are not required to take identical action in circumstances that differ materially or to waive a right because it was not enforced previously.
Nothing in Disclaimers is intended to reduce non-waivable consumer rights, lawful quotation, fair use, fair dealing, accessibility rights or other permissions supplied directly by applicable law. A person relying on a legal exception remains responsible for ensuring that it applies to the particular use, territory and material involved.
Questions about permitted use are best raised before substantial republication, automated collection or commercial distribution begins. A clear request should identify the content, proposed audience, format, duration and purpose. Written permission, when granted, may include conditions and does not extend beyond the scope expressly described.
Limitation of liability
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the company and its personnel will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, lost data, lost profits or reliance losses arising from use of the newsroom.
Where liability cannot be excluded, it will be limited to the extent permitted by law. These limitations do not apply to liability that governing law prohibits us from limiting.
The practical purpose of this section is to set a fair boundary between ordinary reading, sharing and discussion and conduct that harms the publication, its readers or the rights of others. Chitran Newsroom encourages thoughtful engagement with educational reporting, but access to public content does not transfer ownership or create an unrestricted license to reuse the website or its systems.
In applying Limitation of liability, context matters. We may consider scale, purpose, technical effect, commercial nature and likely consequences, together with any permission granted in writing. A limited personal action may be treated differently from systematic extraction, deceptive republication, security interference or a use that falsely presents another organization as the source.
Enforcement may include a request to stop, removal of access, preservation of relevant records, correction of attribution, referral to a service provider or pursuit of remedies available under law. We may select a proportionate response and are not required to take identical action in circumstances that differ materially or to waive a right because it was not enforced previously.
Nothing in Limitation of liability is intended to reduce non-waivable consumer rights, lawful quotation, fair use, fair dealing, accessibility rights or other permissions supplied directly by applicable law. A person relying on a legal exception remains responsible for ensuring that it applies to the particular use, territory and material involved.
Questions about permitted use are best raised before substantial republication, automated collection or commercial distribution begins. A clear request should identify the content, proposed audience, format, duration and purpose. Written permission, when granted, may include conditions and does not extend beyond the scope expressly described.
Indemnity
To the extent permitted by law, you agree to be responsible for losses and reasonable costs resulting from your unlawful use of the website, infringement of third-party rights or material breach of these terms.
This obligation does not require you to indemnify the company for its own unlawful conduct and will be interpreted consistently with applicable consumer law.
The practical purpose of this section is to set a fair boundary between ordinary reading, sharing and discussion and conduct that harms the publication, its readers or the rights of others. Chitran Newsroom encourages thoughtful engagement with educational reporting, but access to public content does not transfer ownership or create an unrestricted license to reuse the website or its systems.
In applying Indemnity, context matters. We may consider scale, purpose, technical effect, commercial nature and likely consequences, together with any permission granted in writing. A limited personal action may be treated differently from systematic extraction, deceptive republication, security interference or a use that falsely presents another organization as the source.
Enforcement may include a request to stop, removal of access, preservation of relevant records, correction of attribution, referral to a service provider or pursuit of remedies available under law. We may select a proportionate response and are not required to take identical action in circumstances that differ materially or to waive a right because it was not enforced previously.
Nothing in Indemnity is intended to reduce non-waivable consumer rights, lawful quotation, fair use, fair dealing, accessibility rights or other permissions supplied directly by applicable law. A person relying on a legal exception remains responsible for ensuring that it applies to the particular use, territory and material involved.
Questions about permitted use are best raised before substantial republication, automated collection or commercial distribution begins. A clear request should identify the content, proposed audience, format, duration and purpose. Written permission, when granted, may include conditions and does not extend beyond the scope expressly described.
Governing law and disputes
These terms are governed by the laws of Wyoming, United States, without regard to conflict-of-law principles, except where mandatory law in your location applies.
Before beginning formal proceedings, the parties should attempt in good faith to resolve a dispute through written communication. Venue and jurisdiction will be determined by applicable law and any non-waivable consumer protections.
The practical purpose of this section is to set a fair boundary between ordinary reading, sharing and discussion and conduct that harms the publication, its readers or the rights of others. Chitran Newsroom encourages thoughtful engagement with educational reporting, but access to public content does not transfer ownership or create an unrestricted license to reuse the website or its systems.
In applying Governing law and disputes, context matters. We may consider scale, purpose, technical effect, commercial nature and likely consequences, together with any permission granted in writing. A limited personal action may be treated differently from systematic extraction, deceptive republication, security interference or a use that falsely presents another organization as the source.
Enforcement may include a request to stop, removal of access, preservation of relevant records, correction of attribution, referral to a service provider or pursuit of remedies available under law. We may select a proportionate response and are not required to take identical action in circumstances that differ materially or to waive a right because it was not enforced previously.
Nothing in Governing law and disputes is intended to reduce non-waivable consumer rights, lawful quotation, fair use, fair dealing, accessibility rights or other permissions supplied directly by applicable law. A person relying on a legal exception remains responsible for ensuring that it applies to the particular use, territory and material involved.
Questions about permitted use are best raised before substantial republication, automated collection or commercial distribution begins. A clear request should identify the content, proposed audience, format, duration and purpose. Written permission, when granted, may include conditions and does not extend beyond the scope expressly described.
Changes, severability and contact
We may update these terms as services and laws change. Continued use after an effective revision constitutes acceptance where permitted. If a provision is unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue in effect.
Questions, permissions requests and legal notices may be sent to support@news.chitranartschool.com or mailed to 30 N Gould St, STE R, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA.
The practical purpose of this section is to set a fair boundary between ordinary reading, sharing and discussion and conduct that harms the publication, its readers or the rights of others. Chitran Newsroom encourages thoughtful engagement with educational reporting, but access to public content does not transfer ownership or create an unrestricted license to reuse the website or its systems.
In applying Changes, severability and contact, context matters. We may consider scale, purpose, technical effect, commercial nature and likely consequences, together with any permission granted in writing. A limited personal action may be treated differently from systematic extraction, deceptive republication, security interference or a use that falsely presents another organization as the source.
Enforcement may include a request to stop, removal of access, preservation of relevant records, correction of attribution, referral to a service provider or pursuit of remedies available under law. We may select a proportionate response and are not required to take identical action in circumstances that differ materially or to waive a right because it was not enforced previously.
Nothing in Changes, severability and contact is intended to reduce non-waivable consumer rights, lawful quotation, fair use, fair dealing, accessibility rights or other permissions supplied directly by applicable law. A person relying on a legal exception remains responsible for ensuring that it applies to the particular use, territory and material involved.
Questions about permitted use are best raised before substantial republication, automated collection or commercial distribution begins. A clear request should identify the content, proposed audience, format, duration and purpose. Written permission, when granted, may include conditions and does not extend beyond the scope expressly described.
