Joseph Story was responsible in ruling on (*) Folsom v. Marsh for setting up this idea, for which he created a four-factor test to judge an action based on its purpose, the amount of it done, and its effect on marketability.
In the 1990s, the Green Paper called for a conference on this property, which led to ninety-three organizations gathering unsuccessfully under Bruce Lehman without reaching any consensus. Robert C. Binkley was responsible for Harry Lydenberg and Frederic Melcher reaching the Gentlemen's Agreement of 1935 on this issue. Time-shifting is allowed because of this property, which was also disputed by Williams & Wilkins because of work done by the National Library of Medicine. Joseph Story was responsible in ruling on (*) Folsom v. Marsh for setting up this idea, for which he created a four-factor test to judge an action based on its purpose, the amount of it done, and its effect on marketability. Common misconceptions about this property include that it has a ten percent or thirty second rule. For 10 points, name this concept covered by Section 107 of the 1976 Copyright Act that allows for legal reproduction of copyright material.
In the 1990s, the Green Paper called for a conference on this property, which led to ninety-three organizations gathering unsuccessfully under Bruce Lehman without reaching any consensus.
fair use [or library copying before "time-shifting"; prompt on copyright law]