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["Jack Boeve" <JBoeve@xxxxxxxx>]

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Subject: RE: Permission to use screenshots of databases
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From: "Klivecka, Cynthia" <Cynthia.Klivecka@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Jack Boeve" <JBoeve@xxxxxxxx>, <digital-copyright@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

When in doubt, I feel you should always ask permission. We actually
don't know where the database retrieved the image from. Maybe they are
using it with someone's permission. Also, if it is a photo of a person,
there are privacy issues at play. That would be my best guess!


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From: Jack Boeve [mailto:JBoeve@xxxxxxxx]
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Subject: Permission to use screenshots of databases

Submitted on behalf of list member Melinda Townsel
[mtownsel@xxxxxxxxxxxx]:
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Does anyone know if there is a hard and fast rule about whether it's
necessary to get permission from a database to use a screenshot from it
in a tutorial that would be open to the outside world? Wouldn't this be
fair use and thus not require permission?

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