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Friday, March 18, 2011
Fair Use Fridays: Stealing Ideas - Inception Video
Inception in a 60-second video above, courtesy BoingBoing. Inception, a film about stealing and planting ideas, having its title and "idea" stolen by a video. Video by Austrian Wolfgang Matzl.
More on copyright law's fair use doctrine here.
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copyright infringement,
copyright law,
derivative works,
fair use doctrine,
inception,
parody,
protection of ideas,
stealing ideas
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