Fair Use is Your Right! See Textbook Example Part 1

Fair Use challenged by the Emmys? See details about dispute & textbook example of using copyrighted material in a video under fair use. Spread the word about our Fair Use Rights! Pass it on ☛ http://tinyurl.com/FairUseRights See the Mike Wallace video here:

Return Emmy & Apologize NOW Mike Wallace: 60 Minutes Deceit
http://tinyurl.com/ReturnEmmy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onNzrNEFs1E&list=PL5B91347A299567AA&fe...

http://tinyurl.com/KillingFreeSpeech
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p60ullKChWk&list=PLD419673F568551BE&fe...

The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1851685553/ref=nosim/representativ-20

Hegemony or Survival: America's Quest for Global Dominance
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0805076883/ref=nosim/representativ-20

Image and Reality of the Israel-Palestine Conflict, New and Revised Edition
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1859844421/ref=nosim/representativ-20

http://tinyurl.com/ChomskyCD

Note that Google says Fair Use can carry risk: "Using Some Copyrighted Content in Your Videos
While videos that are direct copies of someone else's content are clear copyright violations, there are certain very limited circumstances in which the use of very short clips of a copyrighted video or song may be legal even without permission. This is known as the "fair use" principle of copyright law.
To determine whether a particular use of a short clip of a copyrighted video or song qualifies as a "fair use," you need to analyze and weigh four factors that are outlined in the U.S. copyright statute. Unfortunately, the weighing of these four factors is often quite subjective and complex. For this reason, it's often difficult to determine whether a particular use is a "fair use." If the copyright owner disagrees with your interpretation of fair use, the copyright owner may chose to resolve the dispute in court. If the court agrees with the copyright owner, then you are infringing the copyrights of the owner and you may be liable for monetary damages" http://video.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=97418
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[Sexualwendigo]

Annotations don't work.

[representativepress]

@Sexualwendigo still adding them

[Sexualwendigo]

@representativepress Sorry

[representativepress]

@Sexualwendigo that's alright.

[representativepress]

@treez78 people can talk about these ideas and link right to the video they want people to see. Youtube will list or promote videos with many views alongside other videos with many views, the idea is to get the originals on this channel to have hundreds of thousands and millions or views. It is the idea of building up and not diluting. The messages can clearly be stated by anyone so your assertion "u will never get your message out with that attitude" is wrong,

[oolong2]

@representativepress

While I don't agree with the insults of @treez78 I do agree with his point...

Exactly what harm is it if someone copied your video and posted it? The more exposure the better. In fact I would think that copying the entire video is better than just a clip, because at least the entire video has your name and the entiire context of the message in it.

A pre-occupation with "views"is only going to hurt your cause not help it...  You really need to think outside the box IMO

[shanehoustein]

@representativepress I agree. and the assertion "u dumb fuck" is also pretty wrong. I don't always agree with you, but you are certainly no dumb fuck.

[sniper6081]

Why can't we copy your videos? People do this all the time. They "mirror" the video and link to the person's original channel. I found out about a lot of other channels because of that. You should consider letting people do the same.

[deshaebeasley]

your channel is only good as a prostitute proxy: example below

[umbraemilitos]

I believe that allowing people to copy your videos will spread your message better. It places too many steps in an information machine to ask everyone to take just a sample and then link to your videos.

[mrKreuzfeld]

I think copies of your videos would help get your message out much faster than asking people to link it.

[donpengin]

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