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Best Practices: Tools and Tips from Strategic Communication Leaders

Digital Power: Best Practices for Strengthening Strategic Communications for Social Justice Documentary Engagement

Open Educational Resources Makers Get a Code of Best Practices in Fair Use

Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Open Educational Resources

Codes of Best Practices

Announcing Digital Power 2020: A Masterclass Series On Building Social Justice Power Through Best Practices in Digital Strategic Communications

Announcing Digital Power 2020:

A Masterclass Series On Building Social Justice Power Through Best Practices in Digital Strategic Communications

Deep Dive: Legal Backgrounder on the Best Practices in Fair Use and Their Validity

Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Software Preservation

Code of Best Practices for Sustainable Filmmaking

Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Online Video

Society for Cinema and Media Studies’ Statement of Fair Use Best Practices for Media Studies Publishing

Society for Cinema and Media Studies’ Statement of Best Practices in Fair Use in Teaching for Film and Media Educators

Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Scholarly Research in Communication

Statement of Best Practices in Fair Use of Collections Containing Orphan Works for Libraries, Archives, and other Memory Institutions

Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Poetry

Statement of Best Practices in Fair Use of Dance-Related Materials

Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for OpenCourseWare

Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Media Literacy Education

Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Academic and Research Libraries

Codes of Best Practices

Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for the Visual Arts

Documentary Filmmakers’ Statement of Best Practices in Fair Use

INFOGRAPHIC: Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for the Visual Arts

Just Released: Best Practices in Fair Use of Orphan Works

Documentarians, Fair Use, and Best Practices

Success of the Statement of Best Practices

INFOGRAPHIC: Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Academic and Research Libraries

Power to the People: Five Reasons Fair Use Best Practices Are Changing the World

Scan and Analysis of Best Practices in Digital Journalism In and Outside U.S. Public Broadcasting

Korean Documentarians Discover Fair Use

Korean Documentary Filmmakers and Fair Use

Six decades of Indie Documentary Storytelling Chronicled in Kartemquin Films: Documentaries on the Frontlines of Democracy

At True False Film Fest 2022, Accountability Questions on Racism, Climate Change, and Documentary Ethics

Trust-based Philanthropy: Creating a More Equitable, Healthy Ecosystem for Documentary Film Funding

Happy Fair Use/Fair Dealing Week 2022!

Rebekah Modrak on Teaching Studio Art with Fair Use

You Be the Fair Use Judge Today: Visual Arts

Do Communication Scholars Need Fair Use?

CASE Act: Good or Bad News for Filmmakers?

Center for Environmental Filmmaking Releases Media Impact Report

Picasso, Africa and Fair Use: How Art History Expands Its Vision

Fair Use to the Rescue for Online Teaching in the Age of COVID-19

Software Preservationists Need, Want—and Now Have–Better Fair Use Knowledge

At Tribeca Film Festival 2019, Fair Use to the Rescue

True Tales of Fair Use: Hit Documentary Films

Plungers, Remix, and Fair Use

Chess, Moustaches, and Fair Use

Green Fog, Fair Use and Creativity

Artistic Innovation, “The Clock,” and Copyright

Stories of Fair Use’s Surprising Power

Energizing Advocacy and Mobilizing the Public Sphere in Fraught Times

Good News on DMCA Exemptions from the Copyright Office

Fair Use and the Future of Digital Culture

Games to Strengthen Local Communities? New Research Examines How Cities Can Tap into Popular Games

Fair Use Question of the Month: Fair Use & YouTube

Rethinking Fair Use: Rebekah Modrak and the Art of Creative Critique

Fair Use in Film Courses: Broderick Fox on Empowering Creators

Preserving Software Could Get Easier: The Latest Center Research

Fair Use Question of the Month: Fair Use Protections & Students

Fair Use Question of the Month: Exhibit Materials & Formal Permission

Fair Use Question of the Month

Fair Use Question of The Month: Poetry Remix

New Fair Project Launched, for Preservation of Software

Fair Use Question of the Month

Visual Arts Community Shifts Practice on Fair Use

Public Media Podcasts with Fair Use at WVIK

Fair Use Ever More Useable in the Visual Arts: Good News at the College Art Association Annual Conference

Lyn Goldfarb Talks Fair Use in “Bridging The Divide”

Fair Use Myths Debunked in Australia

Roger C. Memos: “Sweet Adversity” and Fair Use

Fair Use Week: Documentary Statement Video Code

Expanding User Rights For Documentary Filmmakers

INFOGRAPHIC: Fair Use in Teaching About Art

Fair Use Question of the Month: Using Film Clips in Documentary

Documentary Filmmaker Jed Riffe on Fair Use

Fair Use Question of the Month: Analytic Writing About Art

Filmmaker Courtney Hermann Weighs In On Dangerous Docs

Fair Use Class Assignments for Museum Studies and Museum Education Classes

Fair Use Class Assignments for Studio Art Classes

Fair Use Assignments for Art, Architecture and Design History Classes

Challenges in Employing Fair Use in Academic and Research Libraries

A Fair Use Code Changes Practice in the Visual Arts: The Numbers

Videos for Fair Use in the Visual Arts

War on Water

Fair Use Language for Course Syllabi

Fair Use Scenarios

INFOGRAPHIC: Online Access to Related Collections in Memory Institutions

INFOGRAPHIC: Museum Uses for Fair Use

INFOGRAPHIC: Fair Use in Making Art

INFOGRAPHIC: Fair Use in Analytic Writing

“Fair Use Makes Documentaries Possible:” News from Tribeca Film Festival 2016

Fair Use in Filmmaking at SXSW: Beyond Documentary

Fair Use Week: Plenty to Celebrate

How To Use Copyrighted Material in Your Work | Fair Use Week

Deep Dive on Fair Use and Consensus Documents

CMSI Leaders Featured as Speakers, Participants at International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA)

Museums Put Fair Use to Work

Fair Use Question of the Month: Photos for Art Installation

What a Difference Fair Use Knowledge Makes: Academic Publishing

The Death of the PSA? The challenge of effecting social change in the digital entertainment age

Fair Use Question of the Month: Images of Copyrighted Work

Fair Use Question of the Month: Digitizing Archives of Copyrighted Work

Dangerous Documentaries and Online Journalism

Pat Aufderheide to be Honored with Stoney Award

Filmmakers, Funders and Risk

Fair Use in Visual Arts: You Be The Judge!

Documentaries Telling Truth to Power

Tools to Understand Media Impact: Linnea Hartsuyker on Media That Matters

Cutting-Edge Storytelling Technology: Luisa Dantas on Media That Matters

Measuring Media Impact: Dana Chinn on Media That Matters

Documentaries and Civic Engagement: Molly Murphy on Media That Matters

Fair Use Question of the Month: Can I Use Footage From a Copy-Protected DVD?

Research Libraries Celebrate Fair Use With New Videos

Fair Use Question of the Month: Capturing Copyrighted Material in the Background

Good News: Growing Acceptance of Fair Use in Documentary

Fair Use Question of the Month: Showcasing Media Literacy Assignments Outside the Classroom

Examples of Successful Fair Use in Documentary Film

Fair Use Question of the Month: Captioning Copyrighted Film for People with Disabilities

How Fair Use Brought Dream Deceivers to Home Video

“Hoop Dreams” and “Life Itself” Exec Producer Recalls How ‘Clearance Culture’ Drove Him to Become a Fair Use Evangelist

Fair Use Question of the Month: Advancing Other Journalists’ Work

Common Sense Media Employs Comprehensive Evaluation Strategy for Digital Citizenship Curriculum

Reclaiming Fair Use: How To Put Balance Back In Copyright

Success of Fair Use Consensus Documents

Why Fair Use Is More Dependable Than You Think

Create for Pivot with Fair Use

Fair Use Question of the Month: Background Music

Remix Culture

Fair Use Videos of the Month

Demystifying Technical Protection Measures (TPMs) in the Library

Fair Use in Media Literacy Education FAQ

Interview with Michael Tucker and Petra Epperlein

Accessibility, the Chafee Amendment, and Fair Use

Special Public Media 2.0 Showcase Series on Digital and Media Literacy

The Cost of Conservatism to Academic and Research Librarians’ Mission

Social Justice Documentary: Designing For Impact

Decolonizing the Documentary, Virtually: IDFA 2020

Fair Use Question of the Month: Online Databases for Students

CMSI Hosts the American Film Showcase

Dangerous Documentaries: Reducing Risk when Telling Truth to Power

Librarians and Fair Use: Take the Big Picture

INFOGRAPHIC: Can I Employ Fair Use In My Documentary?

Fair Use Question of the Month: Orphan Works in Historical Reporting

Fair Use Question of the Month: Copyrighted Material as Documentation

Fair Use Question of the Month: Facebook Pictures in News Reports

Where will Public Media 2.0 go in 2011?

Fair Use Question of the Month: Crowdsourcing Journalism

Unauthorized: The Copyright Conundrum in Participatory Video

Case Study – STATE OF FEAR: The Truth about Terrorism