An appeal of fair use case Cariou v. Prince (2013) has implications far beyond the art world, into the digital and other forms of media, while also raising the issue of what is moral in fair use, not just legal.
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In Fair Use, Freedom Does Not Equal Progress
The GSU Copyright Case: Lessons Learned [Part Two]
![The GSU Copyright Case: Lessons Learned [Part Two]](/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/FairUseDoctrine.jpg)
Building on Monday's post, a consideration of individual educators and our personal stakes in the Georgia State copyright decision.
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The GSU Copyright Case: Lessons Learned [Part One]
![The GSU Copyright Case: Lessons Learned [Part One]](/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/GSUPart11.jpg)
While the limited “wins” for the plaintiff have likely made future cases of this type more trouble than they are worth, the wider implications of the case are more concerning.
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