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will give their lawyers a stronger argument No it won't. Using the name and marks of the FCC to dicuss policy and actions by the FCC is clearly fair use.
by aroch 12y ago
will give their lawyers a stronger argument
No it won't. Using the name and marks of the FCC to dicuss policy and actions by the FCC is clearly fair use.
- danray 12y agoI've edited to be clearer -- I'm referring to the use of Comcast's (and Time Warner's) logos, not the FCC's. I agree that there are fair use arguments, which is why I said "practically": hosts take down fair-use content every day. A subset of that is eventually restored, but only after the parties have argued it out (frequently through their lawyers).