Images, Copyright, and Fair Use

Paid webinar presented as part of state-funded Florida Library Webinars, subcontracted by Novare Library Services, Sept. 2, 2015

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1. Images,  Copyright,  and  Fair  Use   Michael Rodriguez FLW | 9/3/2015
2. Michael  Rodriguez,  MLIS   E-­‐Learning  Librarian  @HodgesU   Social  Media  Manager  @ALA_LITA   Professional  Trainer  &  Consultant     TwiAer  @topshelver   Linkedin.com/in/mrlibrarian   topshelvr@gmail.com   Presenter  
3. First  Slide:  Flickr/SanKago  Almada,  CC  BY  NC   This  Slide:  Flickr/Paolo  Mazzoleni,  CC  BY   Liabili?es  vs  Rights  
4. The  exclusive  legal  right  to  reproduce,   distribute,  modify,  and/or  perform   original  works  of  authorship  fixed  in  a   tangible  medium  of  expression*   What  is  Copyright?   Flickr/Jeremy  (CC  BY)  
5. Copyright’s  Dura?on   Flickr/Fabíola  Medeiros  
6. Commerce   vs  Culture   Flickr/Christopher  Dombres  (CC  BY)  
7. “To  promote  the  Progress  of  Science   and  useful  Arts,  by  securing  for  limited   Times  to  Authors  and  Inventors  the   exclusive  Right  to  their  respecKve   WriKngs  and  Discoveries.”   Flickr/Stephen  Melkisethian  
8. The  Public  Domain   Flickr/Ray  Bouk  
9. Non-­‐copyrighted  works   Government  works   Pre-­‐1923  works*   Dedicated  works  
10. Case  Study:  Interna?onal  Copyright   LL.H.O.O.Q.  by  Marcel  Duchamp  (1919)   Courtesy  of  Wikimedia  Commons  
11. Case  Study:  Monkey  Selfies   Pixabay/cbaquiran  (CC0)   Wikimedia  Commons  (CC0)  
12. Flickr/Patrik  Jones  (CC  BY)   “It  Depends”  
13. Four  Factors  of  Fair  Use   1.  Purpose  and  character  of   the  use  claimed  to  be  fair   (educa?onal  use?  cri?cism   or  commentary?  parody?   transforma?ve  use?   2.  Nature  of  the  copied  work   3.  Amount  and  substan?ality   of  the  por?on  used   4.  Effect  of  use  on  poten?al   market  for  the  work  
14. Deriva?ve  Use?   Images  courtesy  of  AP  &  Shepard  Fairey  (Fair  Use)  
15. Transforma?ve  Use?   Instagram/Doe  Deere  (Fair  Use)  
16. Nature  of  the  Copied  Work   Pixabay.com  (CC0)  
17. Amount  and  Substan?ality  of  Por?on  Taken   Flickr/Marco  Klapper  
18. Market  Impact  (Parody)  
19. No  Copyright  No?ce,  No  Problem?   Flickr/  Jon  Jordan  
20. Flickr/Roo  Reynolds  (CC  BY  NC)   Ask  the  Rights  Holder  
21. Orphan  Works   Image  courtesy  of  Flickr  user  Max  Braun,    CC  BY  SA  
22. Flickr/_wrdh   Due  Diligence  +  Good  Faith  
23. Works  for  Hire   Image  courtesy  of  Flickr  user  Todd  Lappin,  CC  BY  NC  
24. Loopholes  &  Scenarios   Flickr/islandis  
25. Flickr/Aaron  Concannon   <iframe  width="420"  height="315"   src="hAps://www.youtube.com/embed/ CJn_jC4FNDo?rel=0&amp;showinfo=0"   frameborder="0"  allowfullscreen></iframe>   Linking  to  Content  
26. Social  Media  Posts?   Flickr/Jason  Howie  
27. Pixabay/OpenClipartVectors  (CC0)   Social  Media  Sharing?  
28. Screenshots  
29. Flickr/Mararie   Cover  Art  
30. Photos  of  People   Flickr/Sascha  Kohlmann  
31. Photos  of  People’s  Faces   Flickr/Biblioteca  Pública  Iu  Bohigas  de  Salt  (CC  BY)  
32. Flickr/GotCredit.com  (CC  BY)   Sharing  Your  Own  Photos  
33. Open  Culture  Movement   Flickr/Sweet  Chili  Arts  (CC  BY  SA)  
34. Crea?ve  Commons  Licensing  
35. Flickr/Jonathan  McIntosh  (CC  BY  SA)   Free  Image  Collec?ons  
36. Google  Image  Search  
37. Flickr  Crea?ve  Commons  
38. Wikimedia  Commons  
39. Pixabay  
40. Open  Clip  Art  
42. URL   Service   Creator   License  
43. Flickr/David   Copyright  Futures  
44. Apply  What  You  Know   Flickr/GotCredit.com  
45. Share  Your  Knowledge   Flickr/GotCredit.com