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When It’s OK to Copy

When It’s OK to Copy

Title:When It’s OK to Copy (ID: CSD5234)
Author(s):Andrew Guess (Inside Higher Ed)
Topics:Copyright, DMCA, Fair Use, Federal Copyright Law, TEACH Act
Origin:Community Contributions (11/16/2007)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:

"There are few circumstances in which it’s legal to copy a DVD and screen it in its entirety to an audience without paying royalties. One of them is in the classroom."

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