Transcript Copyright Presentation

By Damon Armstrong
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Potential Jail Time
Court Issued Injunction
(Stops Copy Written Work)
Infringer pays all court costs.
May have to pay amounts ranging from $200 to
$150,000 depending upon the case.
DEFINED
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A copyright principle
based on the belief that
the public is freely
entitled to use portions
of copyrighted
materials for the
purpose of commentary
or criticism.
FOUR FACTORS
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Transformative Factor
Nature of the
copyrighted work
Amount and
Substantiality of work
taken
Effect of use upon
potential market
WORDS USED BY OTHERS
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Ideas and/or phrases
created by another can
be used as long as they
are properly cited and
within the fair use
guidelines.
MUSIC
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You need permission
prior to the selling or
publishing of songs that
sample music from
other works.
Can be used in
classroom if it is within
fair use and not
distributed
FILMS
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It falls within range of
fair use if it is used in
face to face teaching
activities.
Only applies to a
physical classroom or
other places devoted to
instruction
PERMISSION
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If the copyrighted item is
a film not related to
instruction you will need
to obtain public
performance rights for
said film.
If not a film and not
within fair use the author
must be asked for
permission and credited if
permission is given.
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If an image is found on the web it is more than
likely copyrighted
The image becomes copyrighted upon creation
due to it being a created work
An image has to be of public domain or made
prior to 1923 to not fall under copyright status
If the image is copyrighted you must obtain
permission from its creator