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In this course, we will examine four different media, paying special attention to the unique issues that each one presents, as well as the types of information that must be considered when making copyright decisions for each type of material. We will go over fair use issues for each multimedia format, look at format-specific legal exceptions, and consider unique issues for obtaining permission for film, music, images and data. Participants will have a better understanding of how to apply our framework for making copyright decisions and will be more comfortable assessing multimedia issues by the end of this course. They will have gained a wide range of experience in order to consider fair use.
Syllabus :
1. Data
- Data and Copyright
- Data Examples
2. Images
- What Images Get Copyright Protection
- What Images Get Copyright Protection,3D
- VARA and Moral Rights
- TEACH Act for Images
- Transformative Fair Use
- Use Cases
- Permission to Use Images
- Images in Social Media, Implied Licenses, and Privacy
3. Music and Audio
- Multiple Rights
- Use Cases
- Performance Licenses
- Teaching with Music
- TEACH Act for Music
- Fair Use for Music
- A Common Fair Use Dilemma
- Transformative Fair Use for Music
- Examples of Using Music
- Infringement
- Getting Permission
- Filming Student Performances
4. Film and Video
- Who Owns What
- Garcia Case
- What Do You Want to Do?
- Using Films in Class
- Filming your Teaching
- Students and Film
- Fair Use and Film
- Anti-Circumvention
- Fair Use Examples and Disputes
- Film Permissions
