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A flickr CC search toy

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5 Sources for Free and Legal Images | The Blog Herald

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Court: violating copyleft = copyright infringement

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Fair Use of Copyrighted Materials

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- Liability
- Four-Factor
  Test |
- 24 more annotations...
- - Before
    you throw up your hands and say, "What's the use," consider your own
    liability for copyright infringement. Individuals are liable for their own actions.
    Copyright owners have sued and probably will continue to sue individuals. They
    will probably sue the University too, but that may not insulate the individual
    who took the allegedly infringing action from the full force of a lawsuit.
    
    The
    penalties for infringement
    are very harsh: the court can award up to $150,000 for each separate act of
    willful infringement. Willful infringement means that you knew you were infringing
    and you did it anyway. Ignorance of the law, though, is no excuse. If you don't
    know that you are infringing, you still will be liable for damages - only the
    amount of the award will be affected. Then there are attorneys'
    fees...
  - if you disregard sound advice about fair use,
    a court would be free to award the highest level of damages available. This makes
    someone who ignores policies a handsome target for a lawsuit.
  - 1. Is the work protected?
    Copyright
    does not protect,
  - Works that lack originality
    
    logical, comprehensive compilations (like the phone book)
    unoriginal
    reprints of public domain works
    Works
    in the public domain
    Freeware
    (not shareware, but really, expressly, available free of restrictions-ware --
    this may be protected by law, but the author has chosen to make it available without
    any restrictions)
    US
    Government works
    Facts
    Ideas,
    processes, methods, and systems described in copyrighted works
  - Any
    work published on or before December 31, 1922 is now in the public
    domain.
  - 2. If
    the work is protected, do you wish to exercise one of the owner's
    exclusive rights?
    
    Make a copy (reproduce)
    Use
    a work as the basis for a new work (create a derivative work)
    Electronically
    distribute or publish copies (distribute a work)
    Publicly
    perform music, prose, poetry, a drama, or play a video or audio tape or a CD-ROM,
    etc. (publicly perform a work)
    Publicly display
    an image on a computer screen or otherwise (publicly display a work)
  - 3.
    Is your use exempt or excused from liability for infringement?
    If
    an exemption does not excuse infringement and eliminate the need to ask permission
    or pay fees to exercise the owner's rights, you need permission.
  - Here's
    how it works:
  - With a particular use in mind,
    Read each question and the comments about it
    Answer
    each question about your use
    See how the balance
    tips with each answer
    Make a judgment about
    the final balance: overall does the balance tip in favor of fair use or in favor
    of getting permission?
  - Commercial
  - Criticism
    Commentary
    Newsreporting
    Parody
    Otherwise
    "transformative" use
  - Nonprofit
    Educational
    Personal
  - FACTOR 2: What is the
    nature of the work to be used?
  - Imaginative
    Unpublished
  - A mixture of fact and imaginative
  - Fact
    Published
  - FACTOR 3: How much of
    the work will you use?
  - Small amount
  - More than a small amount
  - a nonprofit educational institution may copy an entire article from a
    journal for students in a class as a fair use; but a commercial copyshop would
    need permission for the same copying.
  - Similarly, commercial publishers have stringent
    limitations on the length of quotations, while a student writing a paper for a
    class assignment could reasonably expect to include lengthier quotes.
  - FACTOR 4: If this kind
    of use were widespread, what effect would it have on the market for the original
    or for permissions?
  - Competes
    with (takes away sales from) the original
    Avoids
    payment for permission (royalties) in an established permissions market
  - This
    factor asks, "If the use were widespread, would the copyright owner be losing
    money?" Well, actually, it asks, "If the use were widespread, and
    the use were not fair, would the copyright owner be losing money?"
    After all, if the use were fair, the copyright owner would not be entitled to
    any money at all, so he couldn't "lose" what he never would have had
    to begin with.
Education Week's Digital Directions: Open-Content Licensing

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Copyright for Educators » Moving at the Speed of Creativity(-)

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ReadWriteThink: Lesson Plan: Exploring Plagiarism, Copyright, and Paraphrasing

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Copyright and Fair Use - Information & Library Services - UMUC

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Copyright Website

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Stanford Copyright & Fair Use - Copyright and Fair Use Overview and Resources

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Code of Best Practices for Fair Use in Media Literacy Education | Media Education Lab

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Welcome | Teaching Copyright

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copyright teaching fairuse education curriculum creativecommons technology on 2009-06-04 and saved by 280 people
Sharing Creative Works - CC Wiki

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Google Image Search Implements CC License Filtering - Creative Commons

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Creative Commons

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Dear Author: Romance Novel Reviews, Industry News, and Commentary » Blog Archive » Plagiarism Is a Community Issue

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ResearchBuzz » Creative Commons Launches Education Search Engine

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Creative Commons Search

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Copyrights Law – Rights Issues – repository owners – MindMeister Mind Map : Global Copyrighting

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Videos - Creative Commons

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2. If the work is protected, do you wish to exercise one of the owner's exclusive rights?

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2. If
the work is protected, do you wish to exercise one of the owner's
exclusive rights?

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Is your use exempt or excused from liability for infringement?