Not quite the same. > 'craziest police chases' Footage recorded from police cruisers and obtained as part of the public record? Unlikely to run into a need f

Not quite the same. > 'craziest police chases' Footage recorded from police cruisers and obtained as part of the public record? Unlikely to run into a need for copyright clearance. > 'worst TV moments' Limited parts of a whole broadcast in a non-market-destroying way for the purposes of commentary? Fair use. Which isn't to say those shows don't suck. My mention of Grooveshark had to do with the way Grooveshark was/is encouraging users to upload infringing material with a nudge and a wink.