Subject: Re: [digital-copyright] Re: Reproducing visual art From: "Robert Thomas Hayes Link" <rl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 5 Apr 2013 04:26:25 +1100 |
> why would [X] not be considered a fair use? This is not the place to start one's analysis. Why ever use content that could in any way draw a suit, even a winnable one? When there is so much material free of such liability, why risk otherwise, save under mutually agreed to, negotiated at arms-length, contract truly agreeable to all stake-holders? "IP" has blown the 20th Century all out of proportion. The transaction costs of using 20th Century content make it mostly not worth the bother. Peace, -- properclinic.com unclog courts go debian
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