Academics Defend Fair Use.

The following is an excellent video on fair use by the Chronicle of Higher Education.

From Catherine Grant’s excellent Film Studies for Free blog, here are useful sources on the issue of fair use:

• Recut, Reframe, Recycle (American University Center for Social Media publication)
• The Revolution Will Not Be YouTubed (Aaron Hillis at GreenCine Daily)
• Some Thoughts on The Kevin Lee/YouTube Situation (Scott Macaulay at Filmmaker Magazine blog)
• Shooting Down Pictures Shot Down (Luke McKernan at Screen Research)
• Fair-Use and Copyright Law: The Curious Case of Kevin B. Lee (Matthew Kane Parker at Move Ease)

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