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It's more difficult to prove, but having been for commercial use doesn't preclude fair-use: "While commercial copying for profit work may make it harder to qua
by j_baker 17y ago
It's more difficult to prove, but having been for commercial use doesn't preclude fair-use:
"While commercial copying for profit work may make it harder to qualify as fair use, it does not make it impossible. For instance, in the 2 Live Crew—Oh, Pretty Woman case, it was ruled that commercial parody can be fair use."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_use#Common_misunderstandings http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_use#Common_misunderstandin...
- trapper 17y agoYes, but if they are adding nothing to the content but ad's, is that fair use?
- _pi 17y agoBut is user generated content for commercial use? I mean if bots are submitting it fine, but how do you go about a human submitting something to a commercial site? It's easy if the site says it owns all submissions, but what if it doesn't?