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There definitely is. That's a large part of the essence of fair use -- which allows commentary, parody, and reporting on copyrighted works without any say by th
by magicalist 14y ago
There definitely is. That's a large part of the essence of fair use -- which allows commentary, parody, and reporting on copyrighted works without any say by the copyright holder, as well as use in education and research (and, with the first sale doctrine, allows libraries to lend books, music and movies to the public for (more or less) free).
- magicalist 14y agoToo late to edit, but it's also the point of having all works eventually enter into the public domain (and a powerful argument for shorter copyright lengths).