fair-use

Copyright lawyers have said Google's use of reviews from other sites could potentially be protected under the so-called fair-use doctrine, which Google has cited as a reason it can excerpt news articles in its Google News service.

Google Bows to Web Rivals Amir Efrati 2011

Copyright lawyers have said Google's use of reviews from other sites could potentially be protected under the so-called fair-use doctrine, which Google has cited as a reason it can excerpt news articles in its Google News service.

WSJ.com: What's News US 2011

Copyright lawyers have said Google's use of reviews from other sites could potentially be protected under the so-called fair-use doctrine, which Google has cited as a reason it can excerpt news articles in its Google News service.

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Glenn says that by settling, Real blew an opportunity to test specific fair-use exemptions to copyright law.

TechNerd on the RealNetworks Settlement « PubliCola 2010

If you sell the CD you're supposed to delete the fair-use copies you made. (snort) Yeah, everyone does that.

Advisor: What should I do with my high school CD collection? Boing Boing 2010

We're still working out the "fair-use" issue regarding a few of the quotes in The Red Tree.

"Pull something good from the ashes..." greygirlbeast 2009

I spent all this morning figuring out fair-use and public-domain questions concerning three quotes used in The Red Tree.

"The pitying smirk, the argument runs like clockwork." ellen_datlow 2009

Courts in Nevada are sorting out the complexities of whether a website's copying of a newspaper article -- even if it's used in its entirety and deprives a newspaper of potential revenue -- can be justified under "fair-use" doctrine.

Jason Salzman: Ripping Off Newspaper Websites Shortchanges Democracy Jason Salzman 2011

I did another draft of the particularly tedious "fair-use" and "public-domain" letter for Penguin, regarding many quotations that appear The Red Tree, adding the relevant information on Hesiod, Seneca the Younger, and Goethe.

"In pitch dark, I go walking in your landscape." greygirlbeast 2009

Like most Kindle releases, the Singles appear to come locked with Amazon's proprietary digital-rights-management software, which makes them unreadable outside its Kindle hardware and software and denies most of the fair-use rights you'd have with a physical publication.

So many books, so little time? Amazon now selling shorter prose as Kindle Singles Rob Pegoraro 2011