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Tweeting the entire film (24f * 60s * 110m) every half hour for a month (2f * 24h * 30d) would leave the film at the first minute of credits. Obviously that was
by omershapira 13y ago
Tweeting the entire film (24f * 60s * 110m) every half hour for a month (2f * 24h * 30d) would leave the film at the first minute of credits. Obviously that wasn't what was going on.
Now, if you will, try to define 'commentary' and 'parody' in ways that are culturally relevant to the audience. That's harder to manipulate than numbers. The definition of fair use relies heavily on the context. Is this any different from gifs on tumblr?
- TillE 13y ago> Is this any different from gifs on tumblr? Who says Tumblr gifs are legal fair use? Copyright infringement may be tolerated or overlooked, but that doesn't make it not infringement. For comparison, the Premier League has recently been going after goal highlight GIFs on certain sites, which is unfortunate, but it seems entirely within their rights. http://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/1ymeff/gfycat_removing_gifs_due_to_takedown_notices_from/ http://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/1ymeff/gfycat_removi...
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- gpvos 13y agoNot much, I think. Which means it's probably illegal too.