Behind the Scenes of the Fair Use Week Exhibit

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Presentation transcript:

Behind the Scenes of the Fair Use Week Exhibit How We Made Our Copyright Decisions Authors: Virginia Pannabecker, Robert Sebek, Anita Walz, Scott Fralin, Keith Gilbertson Unless otherwise noted, content in this presentation is licensed for use as CC BY 4.0 “Backstage” image by Pierluigi Dalla Rosa, via Flickr, CC BY-SA 2.0 license.

Presentation Plan Examples of copyright decisions from the Fair Use Exhibit Team, Virginia Tech, 2016 Discussion Questions about exhibit decisions Participant experiences in using copyrighted materials Visit exhibit on the 2nd floor

Example 1 - Re-Upload of Video to Add Captions / Transcription Re-Upload of “Fair(y) Use Tale” video by Professor Eric Faden to add captions / transcription

YouTube Copyright Notice Received a notice of copyrighted content from YouTube and a request to approve ads.

YouTube Copyright Notice - Options

YouTube Copyright Notice - Decision Research Reviewed the terms of the original video file

YouTube Copyright Notice - Decision Research Reviewed the permission statement in the video Considered the length of the song in the video (short portion, only during credits)

YouTube Copyright Notice - Decision File a Dispute Chose to dispute the claim and state the reason as being that the use was a fair use

YouTube Copyright Notice - Decision File a Dispute Provided a description and analysis of how the use was a fair use

YouTube Copyright Notice - Decision File a Dispute Provided a description and analysis of how the use was a fair use

Additional Examples Screenshots Book cover image CC License of Exhibit content

References “Celebrate Fair Use Week at VT,” interactive exhibit. Created and designed by: Virginia (Ginny) Pannabecker, Anita Walz, Robert Sebek, Keith Gilbertson, and Scott Fralin; Panel Design by: Robert Sebek; Exhibit Implementation by: Scott Fralin A Fair(y) Use Tale by Professor Eric Faden, CC Licensed CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 license A Fair(y) Use Tale by Professor Eric Faden, reuploaded to YouTube and transcriptions and captions added by Virginia Pannabecker, CC Licensed CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 license Images: “Backstage” image by Pierluigi Dalla Rosa, via Flickr, CC BY-SA 2.0 license. Screenshots taken by Virginia Pannabecker using the Mac Grab utility application

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