What is Fair Use? | How to Legally Use Other People's Content 

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Here to learn more about fair use and what it means for you? Stick around as we break down fair use and how it can affect content creation and your business. We give helpful tips to keep you and your content safe while sharing ways to help avoid potential infringement.
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Video Chapters:
00:34 What is Fair Use?
01:46 01. The Purpose & Character of the Use
02:55 02. The Nature of the Copyrighted Work
03:27 03. The Amount & Substantiality of the Portion Used
04:31 04. The Effect on the Market for the Original Work
06:51 Best Practices When Navigating Fair Use
08:05 Summary
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