There are four factors used to determine if a copyrighted work can be considered "fair use":
| Purpose and character of the use |
Nonprofit educational purposes more likely fair use
than commercial educational purposes
|
| Nature of the copyrighted work |
Factual works more likely fair use than creative works |
| Amount and significance used relative to the entire work |
Smaller portions more likely fair use than larger
portions
|
| Impact on potential market for the work |
Little or no market impact more likely fair use than
uses which interfere with potential markets |
Answered By: Sara Davidson Squibb
Last Updated: Sep 13, 2024 Views: 76
