Jennifer Glick's List: Copyright and Fair Use

• Expanded range of allowed works
• Expansion of receiving locations
• Educational institutions may now reach students through distance education at  any location.

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• The less you take, the more likely that your copying will be excused as a fair  use
• not be a fair use if the portion taken is the “heart” of the work

• help educators determine when off-air taping is and is not a fair use, a set of  very concrete guidelines was created by a committee comprising representatives  from educational organizations and copyright owners
• basic rules
• general public may be taped
• should ask the school to tape it
• ten consecutive school days after it is made
• Not later than 45 calendar days after the tape was made, it must be destroyed
• Schools have a special responsibility to set an example of obedience to law
• If instead of buying copies of a program, schools simply taped a telecast and  made as many copies as they chose,producers would lose money and be less likely  to create new educational works.

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