Raptive Introduces Content Protection Framework Against AI Scraping

Sep 29, 2025
Raptive has announced a new 'Terms of Content Use' framework to protect its network of over 6,000 creators from unauthorized AI scraping, as stated in a press release.

Raptive has announced its 'Terms of Content Use' framework to safeguard its network of over 6,000 creators from unauthorized AI scraping, announced in a press release. This initiative aims to prevent AI crawlers from collecting content from websites within Raptive's independent creator network, marking such actions as a violation of US copyright law.

The framework explicitly prohibits the scraping, copying, or republishing of creator content without permission, reinforcing the protection of original material from unauthorized AI training or replication. Thousands of websites across Raptive's network have already begun displaying messages to warn AI bots against scraping their content.

Raptive's initiative is part of broader efforts to support aligned initiatives, such as the newly launched Really Simple Licensing (RSL) Standard and Cloudflare's move to block AI crawlers by default. The company is also piloting programs like its partnership with ProRata to further protect independent creators.

The 'Terms of Content Use' framework is available to creators outside of Raptive's network, allowing any publisher to strengthen their defenses against unauthorized AI scraping. This move comes as AI-driven disruption accelerates across the digital media landscape, with Raptive leading efforts to ensure creators have the tools to safeguard their intellectual property and economic value.

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