Re: Bush v Bush in School Testing Duel

[aburke5054@aol.com]

 Just because someone claims to be using copyrighted work for "educational" purposes, does not make that a fair use, particularly when you use the material outside classrooms, when you are copying the whole thing, and when you copy from the same source over and over. Will the Times sue FairTest? Probably not. Is FairTest setting a poor example of respecting other people's rights? Probably so. 
 
 Art 
   
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 From: Elizabeth.Watters@tri-c.edu
 To: arn-l@interversity.org
 Sent: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 7:59 AM
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  it is fair use practice, actually, to copy articles to disperse for educational purposes IF they are cited 
   From: arn-l-owner@interversity.org [mailto:arn-l-owner@interversity.org] On Behalf Of ABurke5054@aol.com
 Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2006 10:32 AM
 To: arn-l@interversity.org
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     It's a copyright violation to copy whole articles all the time. Why do you guys keep doing this?   Art   In a message dated 9/28/2006 6:44:34 AM Pacific Standard Time, bobschaeffer@earthlink.net writes: AS 2 BUSHES TRY TO FIX SCHOOLS, TOOLS DIFFER
 
 New York Times -- September 28, 2006
 by Sam Dillon
 
 Daytona Beach, Fla. — Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida has long played the 
 dutiful younger brother....
       
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