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Does fair use knowledge change practice? Patricia Aufderheide March 17, 2016

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Does fair use knowledge change practice?

Patricia AufderheideMarch 17, 2016

Documentarians, 2005-2015

• Before: – Insurers on fair use: NO– Broadcasters: NO– Filmmakers avoided • Popular culture• Political/News• Music topics

Familiarity & Use of Fair Use

Yes; 78%

No; 12%

Not sure; 9%

Fair use definition matches my understanding

Yes; 58%No; 34%

Not sure; 9%

I license when I think I shouldn’t have to.

Fair Use Tag Cloud

Effects of Fair Use

Absolutely necessary

Very useful

Somewhat useful

Not sure

Somewhat damaging

Very damaging

Totally damaging

0 50 100 150 200

187

102

47

47

21

10

0

How useful or damaging overall do you think fair use rights are for filmmaking?

Best Practices Code

Yes; 59%

No; 41%

Have you ever heard of The Documentary Filmmakers’ Statement of Best Practices in Fair Use? Have you

ever used it?

yes

Yes; 57%No; 34%

Unsure, 9%

Did you know that the International Documentary Association was one of the creators?

Yes; 64%

No; 36%

Insurer refused a fair use claim

No Yes Can't recall0

102030405060708090

100

Broadcaster refused fair use

No Can't recall Yes0

102030405060708090

Others’ fair use hurt business

Yes No Can't recall0

102030405060708090

Use material because it’s PD/Open license?

Yes No Unsure0

1020304050607080

Visual Arts Professionals, 201

• Artists• Art historians/art history teachers• Studio art teachers• Museum personnel• Archivists• Librarians

Before

• Artists: Fair Use sometimes• Everyone else: License all the time• False confidence• Self-censorship

Fair Use Confidence is Low,But Most Understand the Term

Excellent11%

Good33%

Fair36%

Poor19%

How confident are you that you understand

how to apply fair use in your work?

Definition of fair use matches understanding

of the term

Yes72%

No11%

Unsure18%

Immediate Change with Code Knowledge

Yes63%

No37%

Aware of Code

Yes51%

No49%

Yes

Used Code

No

No

Yes

Employed FU

No38%

Pre-Code14%

Post-Code3%

Pre & Post21%

N/A24%

No41%

Pre-Code16%

Post-Code1%

Pre & Post22%

N/A20%

No29%

Pre-Code15%Post-Code

8%

Pre & Post36%

N/A12%

Fair Use is Educational, Public & Creative

Series1

91%

90%

82%

89%

82%

68%

Series1

95%

93%

87%

95%

92%

76%

Creative appropriation can be “original”

Creative appropriation shouldn’t necessarily require permission

CAAMembers

DocumentaryFilmmakers

GeneralPopulation

US

non-US

Doc and Visual Art Professionals More Likely to be Pro-Remix

US

non-US

US

non-US

US

non-US

US

non-US

US

non-US

Communication Scholars, 2010-2015

• Before: – Confusion – Insecurity – Lax external vigilance

• After–Where knowledge increased, change– BUT…poor circulation of knowledge

Communication Scholars Value Fair Use

1 2 3 4 5 6 70

20406080

100120140160 145

60

25 298 4 3

Absolutelynecessaryfor creators and scholars

Totallyunfair

to creators and scholars

Veryuseful

Somewhatuseful

Notsure

Somewhatdamaging

Verydamaging

Mean:

1.97

Fair Use is Educational & Liberatory“

Yes31.0%

No58.3%

Not sure10.7%

Few know Code, but those who do…Familiar with

Code of BestPractices

Have you everused the Code?

Was it helpful?

Yes Yes

Yes30.7%

No69.3%

Yes88.0%

Not sure10.7%