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[edit] Licensing

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[edit] Fair use rationale in Daily Herald

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No free equivalent - There is no openly available equivalent on the market for an image of the paper. All of the rights to the paper are now owned by the British Government and are on microfilm at the PRC at Kew.
Respect for commercial opportunities. - There is no conceivable commercial disadvantage to publishing the front cover of a nearly seventy-year old issue
(a) Minimal usage. - This is the first and only image of the Herald on Wikipedia
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