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[edit] Summary

Still of The Teardrop Explodes on British TV circa 1980.

[edit] Licensing

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• 1) There is no free alternative
• 2) It is low resolution
• 3) It increases a user's understanding of the topic (what does the band look like/fashion, how do they play their instruments, etc)

[edit] Fair Use Rational in The Teardrop Explodes

It is contended that the use of this image qualifies for faire use in the article The Teardrop Explodes for the following reasons.

• It depicts a band performing that is no longer functional, and therefore would be impossible to create a free alternative
• It is of a low resolution
• It is not expected in any way to detract value from the copyright holder
• It is used in an educational article on the band The Teardrop Explodes

[edit] Fair Use Rational in Alan Gill

It is contended that the use of this image qualifies for fair use in the article Alan Gill for the following reasons.

   * It depicts an artist performing that is no longer performs, and therefore would be impossible to create a free alternative
   * It is of a low resolution
   * It is not expected in any way to detract value from the copyright holder
   * It is used in an educational article on the musician Alan Gill

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