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To: publana

I remember back in my day the elementary and high schools would show part or all of various famous movies as arts appreciation. If kept to a reasonable proportion that is not a problem. The big problem here was the bootlegging. There might be an educational exemption to copyright for showing it, but the media itself was illegal. The picture has not been officially released on media meant to be played by the general public.


6 posted on 06/23/2007 4:31:05 AM PDT by drlevy88
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To: drlevy88
There might be an educational exemption to copyright for showing it, but the media itself was illegal.

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No such animal as an eductional exemption to copyright laws.

Bootlegging music and film is theft. Any attempt to rationalize it is moral relativism. And, those AV films you saw in HS were paid for by the School District.

This parent did the right thing by exposing the 'lesson' that small theft is acceptable.

45 posted on 06/23/2007 7:45:00 AM PDT by wtc911 ("How you gonna get back down that hill?")
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Exactly. The message that teacher taught was so wrong.


60 posted on 06/23/2007 8:09:26 AM PDT by NordP (The greatest gift God can give us is LIFE. The greatest gift man can give to another is FREEDOM.)
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