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What is considered a fair reuse of copyright material without specific permission? Select the two correct answers.(1 point) Responses the reuse in full for religious and charitable purposes the reuse in full for religious and charitable purposes the use of small excerpts in reviews and critiques the use of small excerpts in reviews and critiques remixing an artist’s song remixing an artist’s song the adaptation of a novel into a screenplay the adaptation of a novel into a screenplay the repeating of small passages in news reporting
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The two correct answers that are generally considered fair reuse of copyright material without specific permission are:
1. The use of small excerpts in reviews and critiques.
2. The repeating of small passages in news reporting.
These uses typically fall under the fair use doctrine, which allows for certain types of reuse for specific purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or research.
1. The use of small excerpts in reviews and critiques.
2. The repeating of small passages in news reporting.
These uses typically fall under the fair use doctrine, which allows for certain types of reuse for specific purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or research.
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