By Mark Sableman, partner in Thompson Coburn LLP’s St. Louis office, where he practices intellectual property, media and technology law. As a copyright lawyer, I often get asked for “a few simple guidelines” for fair use of copyrighted materials. I’d love to provide such guidelines, but I can’t. I have to explain the subjective nature […]
Tag Archives: Copyright and Fair Use in Media Literacy Education
Where Are Those Simple Fair Use Guidelines?
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Resource for Teachers on Copyright and Fair Use in the Classroom
Now that the spring semester is over, I’m in the process of retooling my courses for the fall. While catching up on my favorite sites today, I came across this link from the Temple University’s Media Education Lab. Those of us media educators know how important the use of copyrighted material is for learning about […]
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Media Literacy Week 2013
- Why Media Literacy is Important – 2013 Guest Contributors
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Understanding America via Media Literacy: A Chinese Student’s View
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Inclusion, Acceptance and Equality
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Making the Pieces Fit: One Journalist’s View
