Is Clipping Articles Fair Use? U.S. Court Says No

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Tuesday, March 26, 2013
TRENDING STORIES IN MEDIA App Invites Readers to 'Talk to Esquire,' Siri-Style Conference Threatens to Fine Bloggers for Not Writing Posts Klout for Business Aims to Help Brands Reach Social Influencers ALL STORIES IN MEDIA Is Clipping Articles Fair Use? U.S. Court Says No Monday, March 25, 2013 2:14 PM Pete Pachal The term "fair use" gets thrown around a lot in copyright cases, and it refers to an exception to copyright law that allows for the publication of portions or derivations of a copyrighted work — without the permission of the original creator. On the web, fair use has been used to defend aggregators such as Google News, since they take portions of articles to create a service.		TOP STORIES TODAY Is Clipping Articles Fair Use? U.S. Court Says No How Sharethrough Is Redefining Ads on the Web Jane Goodall Apologizes for Plagiarizing Wikipedia HBO Mulls Making HBO Go Available to Non-Cable Subscribers Facebook Managing Editor to Depart TOP TOPICS Watercooler 259 followers Video 4,471 followers Viral Video 1,262 followers Business 43,197 followers Mobile 5,901 followers Trending 8,805 followers Lifestyle 504 followers Gadgets 9,130 followers Apps And Software 1,489 followers Social Media 82,446 followers
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