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Campbell conference: ethical and strategic issues in fair use litigation

Posted on April 17, 2015 by rtushnet

Panel III. Ethical and Strategic Issues in Fair Use Litigation (Moderator, Professor Naeve)   Naeve: discuss ethics of parody, disparagement, use in pornographic work. Should you ask permission?   Lydia Loren, Lewis & Clark: for all its positive effects, she … Continue reading →

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Campbell conference: transformative use across the arts

Posted on April 17, 2015 by rtushnet

Panel II. Transformative Use Across The Arts (Moderator, Professor Said)   Annemarie Bridy, Idaho: Role of aesthetic judgments in fair use cases. Bleistein principle of aesthetic neutrality/nondiscrimination.  Campbell said it wouldn’t judge whether the parody was good, just whether it … Continue reading →

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Campbell conference: overview on fair use

Posted on April 17, 2015 by rtushnet

Panel I. Overview of Fair Use Since Campbell (Moderator, Professor Gomulkiewicz)   Barton Beebe, NYU   Updated dataset 1978-2014: 460 opinions. Available on his website.  Significant limitations of case-counting: can’t substitute for qualitative analysis or other quantitative approaches looking at … Continue reading →

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Pam Samuelson on futures of fair use

Posted on April 17, 2015 by rtushnet

University of Washington School of Law: Fair Use In The Digital Age: The Ongoing Influence of Campbell v. Acuff-Rose’s “Transformative Use Test” (aka Campbell at 21)   Opening Keynote Address: Professor Pam Samuelson: Possible Futures of Fair Use   Campbell … Continue reading →

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