Adam Ostrow: Fox News Doesn’t Understand Fair Use; Or the Web »
Posted By MyWayOnNow 11 months ago in Science & TechnologyFair use laws, which, among other things, allow for people to take clips from broadcast TV and add their own commentary, have been an important part of the development of the political blogopshere. Alas, Fox News doesn’t find it amusing, and has forced the shutdown of ProgressIllinois’ YouTube channel, claiming copyright violations.
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