Fair dealing exemptions to copyright law in Canada, a free online tool to tell if your use needs permission, and why copyeditors should care about copyright infringement are addressed in this episode — an adaptation of one of my posts on the now-defunct Copyediting.
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Mentioned in this episode:
Original post: “Was the Beastie Boys song used fairly in that ad? A fair dealing test for editors and content creators”
- Copyright Act
- Fair Dealing Tool created by Queen’s University
- five Supreme Court decisions that I wrote about before
- Editors’ Association of Canada, Professional Editorial Standards
The image for this episode is from Wikimedia Commons.
