One important case in which this status was found not to apply was Original Appalachian Artworksv.
One important case in which this status was found not to apply was Original Appalachian Artworksv. Topps Chewing Gum. Generally, disclaimers and acknowledgement do not enhance this status. Ithas been deemed an affirmative defense ever since 1994's Campbell v. Acuff-Rose, a case involving a(*) 2 Live Crew song. As set out in section 107 of title 17 of the U.S. Code, the four factors that determinewhether this status applies are effect upon market value, the nature of the original source, whethercommercial value is being sought, and the amount used. For 10 points, identify this status which can applywhen parodists, researchers, or others republish some amount of a copyrighted work.
One important case in which this status was found not to apply was Original Appalachian Artworksv.
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