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Alexxx [7]
3 years ago
8

Mark has a blog in which he reviews modern books and also posts his original stories. Mark can_A__because it is allowed under_B_

__.
A (scan and post any book for his readers to view, use sizeable portions from any book in his originals stories, or use quotes from any book in his review)


B (fair use, the public domain, or netiquette)
English
1 answer:
allsm [11]3 years ago
6 0

Mark can <u>use quotes from any book in his review</u> because it is allowed under <u>fair use</u>

Fair use allows for the critique of art but does not allow for large chunks of a book to be copied. Fair use also applies to motion picture media, as long as significant portions of the movie is not shown (but rather short clips instead).

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