well, actually you can, at least according to the way the
rules have been explained at the school where i teach. you
can do it once and call it spontaneous, meaning you didn't
have time to get the rights...
martha
sakana@stlnet.com <mailto:
sakana@stlnet.com>
> -----Original Message-----
> From:
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> Behalf Of John & Carrie
> Sent: Sunday, April 09, 2000 9:20 PM
> To:
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> Subject: RE: RARA-AVIS: Using film noir in the
classroom
>
>
> Neil sed:
>
>
> > i guess as
> > educational tools,
> > the problems of copyright don't apply. I mean,
even though students are
> > paying for the class time, you aren't charging
them to see the
> > movie, right?
> > Isn't that considered for any educational based
showing?
>
> No, copyright still applies. See, fair use only
allows a
> "limited" use for
> educational purposes. You can't use the entire
film...otherwise, the fair
> use exception eats the general rule which is to
allow the creator a
> mini-monopoly during the statutory
period.
>
> Tribe
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