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[edit] Fair use on The West Australian

I (Mark) believe that the use of this image on the article The West Australian constitutes fair use under United States law because:

• it is of a very low web-resolution;
• it adds significantly to the article in an educational context because it shows the masthead which has been used by the newspaper for a large proportion of its history;
• it cannot be explained sufficiently with text alone, and hence is not mere decoration;
• it is not readily replaceable with a free alternative because it is a trademark; and
• it does not hinder the ability of the copyright holder (WA Newspapers) to profit from the "West Australian" franchise or the artwork portrayed in the logo.

Mark 11:02, 28 May 2007 (UTC)

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