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How Does Fair Use Avoid Copyright Infringement? Are you curious about how certain uses of copyrighted material can be considered legal? In this video, we’ll explain the principles behind fair use and how it helps creators, educators, critics, and others share ideas without risking legal trouble. We’ll cover the four main factors courts consider when determining if a use qualifies as fair use, including the purpose of use, the nature of the work, the amount used, and the effect on the original work’s market value. You’ll learn how making a work transformative—such as creating a parody, review, or commentary—can strengthen your case for fair use. We’ll also discuss common scenarios where fair use applies, like educational copying, film critique, or quoting in articles. Although fair use offers important protections, it is evaluated on a case-by-case basis, and no use is automatically protected. Understanding how fair use works can help you confidently navigate copyright laws and avoid infringement. Whether you’re a content creator, teacher, or critic, knowing these guidelines is essential for responsible and lawful sharing of creative works. Join us to get a clear overview of fair use and stay informed about your rights and responsibilities under copyright law.

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