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That pesky checklist
The recent flurry of activity in the copyright infringement lawsuit brought by publishers against Georgia State University has focused attention – mine, at least – on the "Fair Use Checklist" that has been adopted for use in quite a number of college and university copyright policies. As part of the mini-controversy over the naming of Dr. Kenneth Crews from Columbia University as an expert witness for the trial, the plaintiffs have objected that Dr. Crews, as a co-author of the checklist that is part of GSU's new policy (see a previous post on this topic here) cannot be an impartial witness. In one sense this seems an odd objection, since experts are hired by each side in a lawsuit precisely because thy favor the position taken by the party that hires them, but it also offers a chance to reflect on the use and misuse of the fair use checklist and to begin to explain publishers' ambivalent attitude toward it.
There are two obvious problems with the checklist, it seems to me. First, it can encourages a falsely mechanical view of fair use, where a "score" of seven pro versus six con, for example, means something is definitely fair use, while a one-digit reversal means it is not. That, of course, is not how fair use really works, and no score card can actually predict the results of a judicial evaluation of the fair use factors. Second, the checklist would be pretty easy to manipulate so that it tends toward the result someone is seeking. There has been some discussion, for example, about whether or not there needs to be an equal number of check boxes on each side (favoring fair use v. disfavoring fair use) in order for the checklist to itself be fair. Although this seems plausible, it is important to remember that courts have not necessarily articulated an equal number of circumstances to be considered on each side of the argument, and the checklist seeks to guide its user through the considerations that are actually in play, not some artificial list created without regard to case law for the sake of balance.
Against these two problems, both of which can be quite real, there are also a couple of sound reasons for using the checklist. First, the very mechanical nature that makes it an imperfect tool also makes it one that can be used quickly and without an entire course in copyright law by staff and faculty. These are the major groups that need to make fair use decisions day in and day out; the checklist is a way to at least be sure that they think about all of the factors that are relevant. There are many people on college campuses that seem to believe that any educational use is a fair use, and the checklist helps counter that simplistic belief and remind all of its users of the full-range of necessary considerations. Second, the checklist provides documentary evidence that a full fair use analysis was undertaken. Since part of the "remedies" section of the copyright act gives college and university employees partial protection from damages for infringement when they make a good faith fair use decision, even if they turn out to be wrong, evidence of detailed analysis helps protect the institution from potential liability.
These two arguments in support of using a checklist may help explain the ambivalence that the publishers have shown toward its use. The Association of American Publishers has announced support for several university policies that include the checklist, including Cornell's and Syracuse's, but they have lately seemed more hostile towards it. It is easy to see why, really. On the one hand, it is in publisher's interest to have university employees get beyond a simplistic view of fair use, which is usually too generous, and look more closely at the full range of considerations that need to be taken into account (this explains, I think, the use of a version of the checklist by the Copyright Clearance Center as well). On the other hand, that deeper consideration will, itself, make universities less attractive targets for litigation, which seems to be the chosen weapon in the battle to narrow educational fair use.
I have to admit that I too feel a good deal of ambivalence toward the checklist, albeit for somewhat different reasons. I would like every staff and faculty member who must make fair use decisions to have a complete and nuanced view of the doctrine they are applying. But I recognize how impossible that is. Until our campuses are populated entirely by IP lawyers (may that day never come!), I will continue to believe that the fair use checklist is a highly imperfect, but even more highly necessary, tool for navigating the traitorous waters of contemporary fair use.
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Peter Hirtle says:
Kevin, I should note that Cornell's Fair Use checklist was developed after we developed and issued a policy regarding the use of copyrighted materials in the classroom. It was not reviewed by the AAP, and I doubt they would agree with it (since they seem dead set on ignoring the plain letter of the law that allows for "multiple copies for classroom use." Instead our Counsel's Office adapted the checklist for precisely the pragmatic reasons you articulate in your post.
On a slightly different matter, I have never understood why the role of agency isn't more important in the ereserves discussions. Publishers I believe view libraries as potential competitors in the distribution of copyrighted works. I like to start with the faculty member, who assigns a chapter to be read. I assume that telling students to read a chpater is not a copyright violation. When the student goes to the library and makes a copy of that chapter for her use, I also assume that her use would be a fair use. So why, when the library tries to make education more efficient by having a copy of that article on a reserves system for the student to print out (and also saving the wear and tear on the original volume), does this suddenly become a potential copyright infringement? The end result is the same: the student gets a copy of the chapter.
Sarah McCleskey says:
Thanks for this interesting post. I definitely have a love-hate relationship with the checklist. When a typical academic tries to use it, s/he almost always decides that a use is fair. The list has to be considered in conjunction with the institutional copyright policy as well as some basic knowledge of how to fill it out. For example, a faculty member was convinced that a copyrighted image published in a book was a "small portion of the work" because it was printed on only one page of a rather hefty tome … I am frustrated with what I sometimes consider an almost willful ignorance on the part of the faculty member who wants to reproduce a copyrighted work (over and over) and always call it a fair use.
The part of the list that really bugs me is having to characterize the nature of the copyrighted work. Aren't a lot of non-fiction works also highly creative? I need more education in this myself!
I guess the need for lots more education translates to lots of work for people like us for years to come!!
Pat Aufderheide says:
I don't think it's irrational to expect users to come to rational and sound decisions about fair use, if they understand the basic logic. The problem has been that people don't understand how their own user/creative community interprets the law. The codes of best practices in fair use developed through the Center for Social Media and the Program for Information Justice and Intellectual Property at American University (centerforsocialmedia.org/fairuse), which have been created by communities of creation and use with a legal advisory board, have been extraordinarily successful at determining these interpretations and freeing people to employ their good judgement. This has been far more effective throughout the fields served than a checklist-style "four factor" analysis on an individual basis, partly because the "four factor" analysis is difficult to interpret responsibly and partly because, as you say, the checklist is both mechanical and potentially limiting and partly because the community judgment is powerful added information in court, should it come to that, and therefore it is a powerful lowering of any individual's risk. Scholars in various fields have created codes of best practices in fair use; film scholars' is about to go up at cmstudies.org. (Their teaching fair use best practices is already up.) Communications scholars are doing the same, and will be ready, if all goes well, by next May. Dance archivists have created one to guide them with standards for employing fair use in museums, archives and exhibition spaces.
Lindsay Pealer says:
If a professor wants to use a material – it will be used. This is whether or not it's through e-reserves, they post it to blackboard themselves, they put the book on physical reserve or hand the copy out in class.
Since all of us work in libraries and clear materials for our respective universities I think that what passes through our radar is only what we are responsible for. Yes, some professors use the same material over and over again. The law doesn't state when it stops becoming fair use. IS REPEAT USAGE A VIOLATION OF FAIR USE?
A checklist is a good way for people to quickly see if something falls into the category of fair use, but as we all know nearly every material used can become a special case.
I appreciate your words of wisdom Kevin, as well as your comments Peter and Sarah.
Private Schools Gwinnett says:
Thanks for your article.
At the K-12 level, we have perhaps an overly simplified approach. Perhaps it's time for a global, overly-simplified approach to copyright. At some point, and I think we might be there, the legal system will not be able to keep up.
I know many Gwinnett County private schools would benefit strictly in the classroom, which brings up another question: Should Fair Use be softer at lower academic levels?
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Richard Parsons would have flipped his wig if he had ever learned how far Gibbs and the late Mike Franks had bent the rules.
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- Tony got Gibbsmacked. Haven't seen that one in a while.
- Eventually, Gibbs is going to have to find a replacement for Ziva, even though Tony and McGee don't see the need. Their relief that Special Agent Susan Grady (played by Jackie Geary) had no intention of applying for the position was palpable.
- Revealed: Gibbs' rule number 14. Bend the line. Don't break it.
One final quote that sums the NCIS close-knit team dynamic, and then it's over to you for your thoughts on this episode:
Grady: You all really care. About the job, but also about each other.
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Took me a bit of work to find out what Gibbs says at end of program 10-29-13 "Semper paratus" always be prepared or ready!
@Michael: that's rich, coming from you one of the most hateful posters on this site; Nothing I said was hateful. Are you suggesting that hating on Ziva/Cote is what made NCIS #1, since that is the only thing I called people on the carpet about? You are ridiculous.
@Guest just drop it man you got to stop hating on what made the show number 1
Unfortunately I've been laid up sick this week, and with time on my hands I've been watching the first series again. It reminded me that for the most part the team used to stick together, went on cases together, and it occurred to me that "Anonymous Was A Woman" might have benefited from Tony joining Gibbs and McGee in Afghanistan, thereby leaving the scene with the "ladies" to Susan Grady and the MTAC scene to Susan and Vance. Just a thought…...
There are times when he says something in the bullpen and Gibbs completely ignores him. The best agent Gibbs had ever worked with was definitely MIA. To be honest left to season 10 alone I'd likely not be watching, and without doubt Tony would not be my favourite character. Why would he be, other than a couple of nice Tiva scenes he was just the unfunny comic relief. I was sad to see Ziva go, and very unhappy with "Past Present & Future" which left too many loose ends and too much to "our imaginations" but if her leaving means we get the return of a competent, smart Tony (and it's beyond me why we couldn't have Ziva and smart Tony) and a return to the team dynamic then I can't in all honesty be completely sorry.
@Erin Agreed. I'm not a Ziva hater, but sadly the writers didn't do her character any favours. I actually liked Tiva - MW and CdP had great chemistry, I was just fed up of the constant teasing and feeling manipulated by the writers. To begin with she was part of the team and she and Tony shared lead, e.g., Boxed In and Under Covers, but as time went on she was pushed to the forefront and in one episode (sorry can't remember the title) Tony ends up hiding out with a guy, I think he was a witness, in a back room, whilst Ziva takes on several gunmen single handed, standing between two doors, a gun in either hand. Now if that isn't superwoman I'm not sure what is. By the time we get to season 10, Tony is for the most part portrayed as all but incompetent, a bit of a twit, butt of all the jokes - some on occasion quite cruel, slow on the uptake (Prime Suspect) and without any skills - we don't even see him fire a gun. There are times when he says something in the bullpen and Gibbs completely ignores him. The best agent Gibbs had ever worked with was definitely MIA. To be honest left to season 10 alone I'd likely not be watching, and without doubt Tony would not be my favourite character. Why would he be, other than a couple of nice Tiva scenes he was just the unfunny comic relief. I was sad to see Ziva go, and very unhappy with "Past Present & Future" which left too many loose ends and too much to "our imaginations" but if her leaving means we get the return of a competent, smart Tony (and it's beyond me why we couldn't have Ziva and smart Tony) and a return to the team dynamic then I can't in all honesty be completely sorry.
Ok, I see what you were looking at now. You really have to hunt to find that table.
They just came out with the Live +7 DVR ratings for week one, so you couldn't possibly know what happened weeks 2 and 3; and especially 4 since seven days haven't even passed yet. I don't care, it's not like I want NCIS to tank or anything, but you shouldn't make comments about things that haven't been reported yet. Maybe week 2 and 3 are out, but 4 definately is not. Wishful thinking don't make it so.
Its close but for week 2and 3 and now 4 NCIS has the most same day viewers, and for +7 day for week 2 edged out TBBT for total viewers.
NCIS may still be winning Tuesday night ratings by the skin of their teeth, but they are no longer No. 1 in total viewership for the week. The Big Bang Theory took top honors premiere week. Bound to happen.


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For just the 2nd year of the festival, the event was a huge success, and a great fundraiser for the Marshall High School Art Club who sponsored the event.
The declaration of Searcy County as the "Chocolate Roll Capital of the World" by the Greater Searcy County Chamber of Commerce in late 2012, and promotion of the event by the chamber of commerce brought in visitors from all over the state. There were people from Hazen, Huntsville, Springdale, Russellville, and more. The weather was beautiful, and the car show, with 27 entries was well attended also.
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|Chairman Chris Carleton
|Special Session 1600-1700
|Mark ALCOCK
Project Leader
Law of the Sea and
Maritime Boundary
Advice Project
Geoscience Australia
|The Implications of Australia's submission to the
Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf
Thursday 16th October
Opening 0900-1000
Keynote Address by HE Satya Nandan: The Successes of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and Some Future Challenges
|Chairman Shin Tani
|Session 1 1000-1100
|Kaare BANGERT
Wolfson College,
Oxford/University of Tromsø
|Straight Baselines: The flexibility of the inner limit
of the 350 mile outer limit of the continental shelf
|Andrew SERDY
School of Law, University of
|Is there a 400 mile rule in UNCLOS Article 76(8)?
|Chairman Chris Carleton
|Session 2 1130-1230
|Alain MURPHY
GeoLimits Consulting -
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the CLCS
Tavis POTTS
|Maritime claims, shipping and governance in the Arctic: Emerging challenges in a warming North
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Seaconsult, UK
Ron MACNAB
Geological Survey of Canada
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quandary facing developing coastal States wishing
to implement UNCLOS Article 76
|Luiz Carlos TORRES
Izabel King JECK
Ana Angelica Ligiero
H?lio Heringer VILLENA
Barazilian Navy Hydrographic
|Brazilian southern margin: an example of the
identification of the base of the slope on a passive
continental margin
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GNS Science, New Zealand
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thoughts on text and figures
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|Richard MACDOUGALL
Canadian Hydrographic
Jacob VERHOEF
Geological Survey of Canada
Wendell SANFORD
Oceans and Environmental
Law, Department of Foreign
Affairs and International
Trade, Canada
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Australia, Satellite and Marine
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Rudolf GREKU
Institute of Geological
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|The outer edge of the continental margin of
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|Nelson PAZMIÑO
Ecuadorian Oceanographic
|The Galapagos Islands: It's right, as a fragile
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Cabinet Counsellor, The
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Secretariat, Government of
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Friday 17th October
|Chairman Zvonko GRETIC
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|Niquole ESTERS
King's College, London
|Impacts of language: Creeping jurisdiction and its
challenges to the equal implementation of UNCLOS
|Charlotte BREIDE
Ince & Co., London
Phillip SAUNDERS
Dalhousie Law School,
Halifax, Canada
|Challenges to the UNCLOS Regime: National
Legislation which is incompatible with International
|Nathan QUADROS
The University of Melbourne
Philip COLLIER
The University of Melbourne
|Delineating the littoral zone using topographic and
bathymetric LIDAR
|Chairman Sunil Bisnath
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CARIS, Canada
Sara COCKBURN
CARIS, Canada
Cameron MCLEAY
|Modern developments in geospatial management
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|Tri PATMASARI
Eko ARTANTO
Sora LOKITA
Sobar SUTISNAa
Chairul HAFIDIN
BAKOSURTANAL, Indonesia
|The Indonesian Archipelagic Baselines: Technical
and legal issues and the changing environment
|Leedert DORST
Hydrographic Service of the
Royal Netherlands Navy
Ina ELEMA
Formally of the Hydrographic
Service of the Royal
Netherlands Navy
|The effects of changing baselines on the limits of
The Netherlands in the North Sea
|Chairman Muhammad Bashir
|Session 7 1400-1530
|Sam BATEMAN
S. Rajaratnam School of
International Studies (RSIS),
Nanyang Technological
University, Singapore
Clive SCHOFIELD
Australian National Centre for
Ocean Resources and Security,
University of Wollongong,
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Asia – Legal, technical and political issues in a
changing environment
|David GRAY
Definitive Hydrographic &
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Ottawa, Canada
|The use or abuse of "normal" territorial sea
|Ronan LONG
Michael Manahan Research
Fellow & Jean Monnet Chair
of European Commercial Law,
School of Law, National
University of Ireland Galway,
|Technical and legal issues concerning the baselines
in Ireland
|Chairman John Brown
|Session 8 1600-1730
|Stephen FIETTA
Latham & Watkins, London
|The delimitation of the outer continental
|Bjørn KUNOY
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Faeroe
Islands, Denmark
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Feb 15, 2013 at 9:35 UTC
Congrats Peter!!!
Feb 15, 2013 at 9:37 UTC
Thanks andrew good end to a good week
Feb 15, 2013 at 9:41 UTC
That was quick!... was was the exam for MCP etc?
Feb 15, 2013 at 9:44 UTC
Thanks - start of mcsa track - the one that was advertised on here through skills team
Feb 15, 2013 at 9:48 UTC
Thanks - start of mcsa track - the one that was advertised on here through skills team
A well deserved beer then!
Feb 15, 2013 at 9:59 UTC
That was real quick
Feb 15, 2013 at 10:03 UTC
did not seem like it went in slow mo for me
Feb 15, 2013 at 10:35 UTC
Must be a good course your doing :P
Enjoy the beer, you deserve it
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if anyone can find me having the first one ill buy you a drink :)
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Congrats! let us know how the rest of the exams go.
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got homework now till april then week 2
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We've been making Special Toffee at Thorntons for over 80 years. The recipe we use today remains faithful to the one originally created in 1925 by Stanley Thornton, son of the company's founder Joseph William Thornton. A perfectionist, it took Stanley over 50 attempts to create a recipe that he thought was the correct taste and texture. The secret to Thorntons Special Toffee is the combination of fine quality ingredients, sourced from around the globe and the timing of adding them to the toffee as it cooks. The toffee is cooked slowly in small, individual pans, to develop the unique flavour.
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Just type in 'special toffee' if I do that it comes up.
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I was in Tescos today and these are NOT on offer instore.
- Splashmo4 years, 6 months ago #17Show comment tools ReplyJust type in 'special toffee' if I do that it comes up.
Guess it must be regional, as I get Cadbury Mini Fingers Toffee Crunch Tub 400g come up when i search for 'special toffee'.
- FoX54 years, 6 months ago #18Show comment tools ReplyPelican1982Please adjust this to Tesco website only.
I was in Tescos today and these are NOT on offer instore.
Its possible that its regional I don't know but its on the website when I bring it up. When you order groceries from the website they are delivered from your local tesco and the price you are charged is the price in store on your delivery day. so if it is regional they will be the same price instore as on the website. I posted a deal for daz washing powder too and one guy's local tesco is charging full price where as everyone else is getting the discount at their local tesco. Did you by any chance ask for a price check? Sometime's they are late changing the labels.
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The centrepiece of steam celebrations in Cornwall which remember Richard Trevithick as the 'father of the steam engine' have been cancelled this year because of safety concerns.
The Trevithick Day parade of steam engines and steam-driven cars through Camborne's main street draws thousands of people to the town.
But police have raised concerns about the parade on 24 April.
They fear someone could be seriously injured because the crowd is so close to some of the engines.
No mention of anyone ever being injured! Remember at the public opening of the first railway between Liverpool and Manchester which took place on the 15th of September, 1830 there was a fatal accident to Mr. Huskisson, one of the MPs for Liverpool. Did they ban the railway and hold an inquiry? No they got on with it and built an Empire.
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NEW YORK--U.S. crude-oil futures rose Tuesday, on pace for the highest settlement in four months as the push in stock markets to multi-year highs is raising hopes about broader economic growth.
Light, sweet crude oil for February delivery recently traded 63 cents higher at $96.19 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The February contract expires at settlement Tuesday. The more-heavily traded March contract was recently 66 cents higher at $96.69 a barrel.
Brent crude oil on the ICE futures exchange for March delivery traded 67 cents higher at $112.38 a barrel.
Energy and commodities markets often use equities as a proxy for investor expectations about the future of the economy, and with it, demand for raw materials. On Tuesday, oil markets cheered a turnaround in stocks after declines early in the session.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was recently 0.3% higher at 13,683, on pace to finish at the highest level since 2007.
"The bottom line is the equities are starting to find some life here in the afternoon," said Bob Yawger, director of energy futures at Mizuho in New York. "Crude is trading against its highs and equities are trading against their highs."
Oil prices have rallied by roughly 8% since the beginning of December on an improving outlook for global oil demand and concerns that the hostage crisis in Algeria could mark a new period of violence in the oil-rich region.
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Without further support from stock markets and a weaker U.S. dollar, the oil market is unlikely to push higher if demand holds at current levels, some analysts said.
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Audiology is the clinical evaluation and management of hearing and balance problems in people of all ages. It also involves the fitting and management of hearing aids and other hearing assistive devices.
The specialist who practices audiology is called an audiologist.
Problems hearing over the telephone
Trouble following conversations when two or more people speak at once
Trouble following conversations in a setting with a noisy background
Confusion about where sounds are located
Having to ask people to repeat themselves
Problems hearing or understanding speech of children or women
Most people seem to mumble or not speak clearly
Problems with misunderstanding others and making inappropriate responses
Others notice that television volume is high
Missing sounds of telephone or doorbell ringing
Avoiding activities because of problems with hearing and understanding speech
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Ondan Smokeless Needle Moxa
The shape and form of the moxa cone is ideal for needle warming.
It is smokeless, odourless and burns down to a solid ash, which is easily removed from the needle head.
The burning time for each piece is about approx. 6 minutes under normal room temperatures.
The ash remains enacted when its' finished burning. Use Moxa scoop (BN2004 or JP2004) to remove it from the body.
Made in Japan. Each pack contains 225 pieces.
Weight (including packaging): 350g
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Now: £43.50 (£52.20 inc. tax)
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