Case Law and Transformative Use - Sarah Goodwin
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There are four factors that help qualify a work as protected under the fair use provision of the Copyright Act. Transformative fair use is a condition under the first factor, which is the purpose and character of the work.. Works are more likely to be protected if they offer commentary or criticism, and even more likely if they do so in a transformative way, offering a new perspective or context for the borrowed work. The transformative nature of a work was established as important by the Supreme Court in Campbell v Acuff-Rose Music, Inc. in 1994. This section explores that case and others since that demonstrate the scope and meaning of transformative fair use.
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1 Show/Hide More Case Law and Transformative Use - Sarah Goodwin A compilation on Google Docs of information regarding case law and transformative use. Sarah Goodwin provides a clean and in-depth discussion and explanation of different cases in the past dealing with case law and transformative use.
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April 18, 2016
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