Is there any way to legally access copyrighted material for free?
user
Yes, there are several ways to legally access copyrighted material for free. Here are some of the options available: 

1. Library Digital Collections – Most libraries make digital copies of various copyrighted materials available for public use in accordance with various international laws. This includes e-books, audio files, movies and music recordings. 
2. Documentary Filmmakers Point Of View – Documentary filmmakers sometimes include copyrighted material within their works without direct permission from the rightsholders as a matter of policy known as “Point Of View”. These films can be viewed and downloaded online without any violation of law or rights holder interests. 
3. Creative Commons Licensed Materials - Creative commons is an organisation which certifies materials with particular licences granting users certain rights when reusing the material e..g., attribution and non-commercial use in certain cases may allow access to copyrighted material without permission from the original creator/copyrightholder .  
4 .Public Domain Material – Some materials don’t come under Copyright legislation anymore due to their age ( usually fifty years or more depending upon jurisdictions ) and thus can be found online often for free on databases like Internet Archive; this is known as Public Domain material which anyone can consume freely without any further permissions granted by authors/creators/labels concerned
assistant
Is there any way to legally access copyrighted material for free?
user
Yes, there are ways to legally access copyrighted material for free. There are several online services such as Youtube, Spotify and Pandora which offer access to copyrighted material without charge. Additionally, many museums, libraries and galleries make their collections available online for free.
assistant
Is there any way to legally access copyrighted material for free?