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What is considered a fair reuse of copyright material without specific permission? Select the two correct answers. (1 point)
the repeating of small passages in news reporting
remixing an artist’s song
the reuse in full for religious and charitable purposes
the use of small excerpts in reviews and critiques
the adaptation of a novel into a screenplay
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- the repeating of small passages in news reporting
- the use of small excerpts in reviews and critiques
These uses are typical examples of fair use/fair dealing (quoting short passages for reporting, criticism, or review). The others (remixing a song, full reuse for religious/charitable purposes, adapting a novel) generally require permission.
- the use of small excerpts in reviews and critiques
These uses are typical examples of fair use/fair dealing (quoting short passages for reporting, criticism, or review). The others (remixing a song, full reuse for religious/charitable purposes, adapting a novel) generally require permission.
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