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Of course they can. That's not the issue. The issue is that textbook publishers cannot (or will not) include the speech in their books, because then they would
by chimeracoder 13y ago
Of course they can. That's not the issue. The issue is that textbook publishers cannot (or will not) include the speech in their books, because then they would have to pay royalties (and indirectly pass along those costs to the schools).
Furthermore, use of the video is much more heavily controlled by the King estate.
- 001sky 13y agobecause then they would have to pay royalties The issue is the price not the payment per-se.
- danielweber 13y agoSchoolbooks are full of stuff that is copyrighted. The photos explicitly are. We still have Norton's Antologies, right? Many of those are 100% filled with copyrighted works they need to pay royalties on. And they do. And everything works out just fine.