Bloggers spend a lot of time wondering how much they can safely quote from news sites by people like the Times before we infringe copyright rules.
I was therefore amused to find the Times quoting big chunks of my blog verbatim last week. That makes me feel much better about borrowing stuff from them.
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I do not think newspapers are likely to regard us quoting them in the same way as them quoting us.
They are likely to operate on the assumption that they can afford to sue bloggers, while bloggers cannot be bothered to, or cannot afford to sue them, as happened in this case involving the Mail on Sunday.
Lost the link theresomehow. In plain text, it is:
http://www.mil-millington.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/saga.htm