for your information, Fair-Use may be used without the
authorized permission of the copyright holder. not that
this is a best-practice, but it does not prevent fair-use,
that is, a blanket-copyright statement, either. bc
On Wednesday, March 12, 2003, at 02:19 PM, Terry Peeler wrote:
> Listers,
> When you visit a web site, you agree tacitly or otherwise, to
> accept the terms and conditions imposed by the site. This includes
> agreeing to adhere to whatever is stated as their copyright
> restrictions. At that point, you are totally out of the realm of
> "fair use." You have agreed to abide by the conditions imposed,
> whatever they may be. Fair use does not trump all, which is why I
> stated previously that you have to, as in must, read what copyright
> rights the owner is granting you in visiting the site. If you don't
> have the right, you can't use it and fair use will not save you.
>
> Peace
> ---
> Terry Peeler, Esquire
> Art & Entertainment Law
> 215-575-1180-p
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