The Feist-y Reason That Text and Data Mining is Fair Use

peter.suber's bookmarks 2020-02-25

Summary:

"Among the many wonderful qualities of the Feist opinion is the bright neon line that it draws between the purpose of copyright (to give incentives for the creation and distribution of creative, expressive works) and what way, way, WAY too many people think is copyright’s purpose: to ensure that someone who works hard to make something gets paid every time someone else uses it. If you understand why Feist draws that line, you’ll understand why text and data mining is clearly a fair use. (See, I got there! Now hang in a little longer and I’ll get back to fair use in a minute…)"

Link:

http://blogs.harvard.edu/copyrightosc/2020/02/25/fair-use-week-2020-day-two-with-guest-expert-brandon-butler/

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oa.new oa.copyright oa.mining oa.fair_use oa.harvard.u hu.oa oa.usa

Date tagged:

02/25/2020, 15:44

Date published:

02/25/2020, 10:44