Fair Use of a Copyright

The video tutorial explains how to determine if a use of copyrighted work qualifies as fair use. It covers the purpose of use, whether commercial or nonprofit, the nature of the work, the extent of use, and the economic impact on the copyright holder. The goal is to allow non-harmful uses while protecting the rights of the copyright holder.

What is one of the primary factors considered when determining fair use?

• The popularity of the work

• The age of the copyright holder

• The purpose of the use

• The length of the original work

How does the nature of the work affect its protection under fair use?

• Fact-based works receive more protection

• Creative works receive less protection

• Entertainment works receive more protection

• Fact-based works receive less protection

What is a key consideration regarding the extent of use in fair use analysis?

• Using the entire work is never allowed

• Using small portions is more likely to be fair use

• Using the entire work is always allowed

• The extent of use does not matter

What impact does market harm have on determining fair use?

• Market harm has no impact on fair use

• Market harm decreases the likelihood of fair use

• Market harm increases the likelihood of fair use

• Market harm is irrelevant to fair use

Which of the following is less likely to be considered fair use?

• Nonprofit educational use

• Commercial use with market harm

• Use with no market impact

• Use of small portions for commentary