Copyright questions?
POSTED BY: JuTin77
UPDATED: Friday, September 10, 2004 15:57
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Fair Use defined as: "reasonable unauthorized copying from a copyrighted work, when the copying does not substantially impair present or potential value of the original work, and in some way advances the public benefit".
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Originally posted by Jasonzzz:
You should look under fair use and other usage "rights"... IANAL, but I believe you can take examples from mix artists who "sample" from different works to make a composite work. I believe you can also use less than 4 bars and still considered ok.
"The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati [ruled people must] pay for every musical sample included in their work, including minor, unrecognisable snippets of music." - Court rules samplers must pay, 2004-09-08, Australian IT, http://tinyurl.com/5hnta
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I am Jack's username
Back in the early 21st century we had wonderful things called libraries.
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Originally posted by FlyingTams:
Ah the title tune, well you two are the only ones calling it that ;)
Think again. Either Joss or someone at FOX thinks that is what it is called. It is so identified in the intro blurb to the "Joss sings the theme song" special feature on disc 4.
wo men ren ran zai fei xing.
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Originally posted by IamJacksUsername:Quote:
Originally posted by Jasonzzz:
You should look under fair use and other usage "rights"... IANAL, but I believe you can take examples from mix artists who "sample" from different works to make a composite work. I believe you can also use less than 4 bars and still considered ok.
"The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati [ruled people must] pay for every musical sample included in their work, including minor, unrecognisable snippets of music." - Court rules samplers must pay, 2004-09-08, Australian IT, http://tinyurl.com/5hnta
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I am Jack's username
Back in the early 21st century we had wonderful things called libraries.
Ouch... That's going to be a difficult standard to uphold, since there are only so many finite ways to arrange notes in a mathematical sense - and even less in a musical sense; especially if you are talking about a small snippet of 2 notes.
IAC, I couldn't find anything with case reviewed by the USCA6 with that in the opinion. Do you have any of the details for the case? Defendents, Plantiffs, case#...
Also, USCA6 is only responding to cases in Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee; so don't know if it has any immediate or apparent effect to other districts.
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