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Judge rejects Richard Prince’s ‘Fair Use’ excuse

Judge rejects Richard Prince’s ‘Fair Use’ excuse

US art appropriator, Richard Prince, may have finally met his match in the legal arena after a judge green lit a copyright lawsuit against him over the infamous 'New Portraits' Instagram series.

A New York federal judge refused to throw out two lawsuits filed by photographers, Donald Graham and Eric McNatt, despite Prince requesting dismissal by once again arguing his work is Fair Use, a controversial exception to copyright infringement. Read more

Copyright reform: Orphan Works in, Fair Use out

Copyright reform: Orphan Works in, Fair Use out

The Federal Government has announced proposed copyright reform bringing , and while this includes the potentially troubling Orphan Works exception, the more controversial and harmful US-style Fair Use exception is no longer a consideration. This marks the beginning of an end to an eight-year inquiry into reforming copyright, with Australian creatives likely to welcome the reforms which mostly benefit cultural and educational institutions. Read more

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