Week 10: The (Copy)Right Stuff
“… fair use law is complicated, and media producers (especially film) often do things to prevent piracy that also make […]
Copyright or Copywrong?
Quote 1 “While there are a few well defined use cases in which the use of copyrighted material is definitely […]
The Rules of Copyright, Fair Use, and Public Domain
Articles: https://pitt.libguides.com/copyright/caniuseit & https://pitt.libguides.com/copyright/caniuseit “Fair use law is fluid, and hard for non-lawyers (and most non-IP lawyers, and even some […]
The Mouse Always Wins – Week 10 Discussion Post
Shaffer, Kris. “Copyright for Instructors.” UMW DTLT, November 22, 2016. “A creator’s rights persist for their entire lifetime, plus 70 more […]
Copyright and Fair Use
The Thin and Confusing Line between Copyright and Fair Use “Most people will tell you that if your quote is […]
Fair Use & Copyright Law
“That said, there are some things that are clearly allowed within an educational context, and some helpful online resources for […]
Copyright
“And it is worth noting that these rights belong to an author whether or not they claim them or include […]
Copyright In Education
“There is no simple formula, but the more boxes you tick under ‘favoring fair use’ and the less you tick […]
Week 10 – Copyright
“Fair use law is fluid, and hard for non-lawyers (and most non-IP lawyers, and even some IP lawyers!) to parse. […]
Historical Writing in the Classroom
“For all the centuries up to the most recent one, historical writing was largely narrative in style, but since the […]
