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Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing
From: Jordan Wiens <numatrix () UFL EDU>
Date: Fri, 25 Aug 2006 13:00:16 -0400
Nate Johnson wrote:
Rizzo, James wrote:I am also not a lawyer, but I believe the fair use clause of copyright law allows for you to make copies of a recording for personal use.The fair use clause of the copyright act allows an author to reproduce material without the permission of the copyright holder, but for only the purposes of criticism, scholarship and parody, not personal use.
Tell that to the Supreme Court justices who decided Sony v. Betamax, establishing time-shifting as legal fair use. It's certainly not scholarship, criticism, or parody, just personal use. So there most certainly are some fair uses that are purely personal. -- Jordan Wiens, CISSP UF Network Security Engineer (352)392-2061
Current thread:
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing, (continued)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Brad Judy (Aug 22)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Cal Frye (Aug 23)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Alan Amesbury (Aug 23)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Rizzo, James (Aug 23)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Chris Green (Aug 23)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Chris Green (Aug 23)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing H. Morrow Long (Aug 23)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Nate Johnson (Aug 25)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing George C. Russ (Aug 25)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Jordan Wiens (Aug 25)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Jordan Wiens (Aug 25)