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{{data.pair|Text|“When homemade videos appear on [[YouTube]] bearing snippets of [[copyright]]ed works, is it [[media piracy|piracy]] or [[fair use]]? Much of what gets tagged as the former is actually the latter, suggests a new study from the Center for Social Media at [[American University]]'s School of Communication. The study, Recut, Reframe, Recycle, says that new forms of creative satire, commentary and other homegrown videos are being inhibited by [[media industry|industry]]-imposed filtering standards and legal threats that fail to fully consider the boundaries of fair use.”}}<noinclude> | {{data.pair|Text|“When homemade videos appear on [[YouTube]] bearing snippets of [[copyright]]ed works, is it [[media piracy|piracy]] or [[fair use]]? Much of what gets tagged as the former is actually the latter, suggests a new study from the Center for Social Media at [[American University]]'s School of Communication. The study, Recut, Reframe, Recycle, says that new forms of creative satire, commentary and other homegrown videos are being inhibited by [[media industry|industry]]-imposed filtering standards and legal threats that fail to fully consider the boundaries of fair use.”}}<noinclude> | ||
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