Jessica
Before you state what the court ruled, you might read the actual ruling.
From the 350 ruling on the GSU case:
http://www.infodocket.com/2012/05/12/full-text-of-court-opinion-in-georgia-state-university-copyright-case/
With respect to fair use factor three, the amount of the copying as
Amount used is ONE of the fair use factors, and the courts HAVE ruled
that 100% use is fair use in some cases. This is specifically true with
cases involving art images.
-deg
Wait a darn second, deg
Does this include the frame?
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Best regards,
Dennis Doros
Milestone Film
In the 47 cases Judge Evans evaluated for possible Fair Use, she found 13
excerpts which were longer than her distinctly small criteria, but in only 5
of these cases did she find in favor of the plaintiffs.
Basically, because the kind of use (educational, non-commercial) weighs
strongly in
Hi All,
And happy Friday.
Does anyone know if there's a standard DVD version of Under African Skies (Paul
Simon's Graceland 25th anniversary documentary). I can find the Blu-ray but I
need a regular version. I did find on Amazon a boxed set
Actually, I was able to zoom in on the photo of the disc that's included in the
box set and it is indeed a Blu-ray, so I'm still on the hunt for a standard
version.
Matt
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[mailto:videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu] On Behalf Of Ball, James (jmb4aw)
Deg
I have a longer response to this later when I have time but in fact you
have basically claimed that since there is no exact ruling explicitly
stating you can not digitize and stream an entire film ( or book) it
remains an open question.
If I am not understanding you then please correct me and
Hi James (et. al.),
This one's a pain. You can get a standard definition packaged with the
anniversary cd:
http://www.amazon.com/Graceland-Anniversary-Edition-Featuring-
African/dp/B007P06DJK
I haven't been able to figure out a way to get the standard DVD standalone. I
don't want to buy it
Jessica,
Of course the use of entire books or films (or other copyrighted works)
can be justified under fair use. The question is under what circumstances.
Sony allowed for entire films and I think that orphan works of any format/type
(we can argue over the definition of that) would
