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Chapter Four. Fair Use (Section 107)		41
	The Four Factors	43
	Fair Use in the For-Profit Sector: The Texaco Case and Beyond	49
	Fair Use in the Educational Sector	56
Chapter Five. The Library Exemption (Section 108)		69
	Qualifying for the Exemption (Section 108(a))	70
	Copying Unpublished Works (Section 108(b))	78
	Replacing Lost, Stolen, Damaged, or Deteriorating Copies of Published Works (Section 108(c))	80
	Articles or Excerpts for Users (Section 108(d))	83
	Out-of-Print and Unavailable Works (Section 108(e))	89
	Library Reproducing Equipment (a.k.a. Photocopiers and Scanners) (Section 108(f)(1) and (2))	91
	Contracts, Licenses, and Fair Use (Section 108(f)(4))	92
	The Section 108(g) Provisos	94
	Preservation and Term Extension (The Return of Sonny Bono) (Section 108(h))	104
	Non-Print Works (Music, Pictures, Graphs, and Sculptural Works) (Section 108(i))	105
	Section 108 and Fair Use (Reprise) (Section 108(f)(4))	106
Chapter Six. Digital Information and Software		107
	Click and Shrinkwrap Licenses (Section 117)	110
	Computer Programs (Section 117)	111
	Single-User and Site Licenses	112
	Downloading	113
	Database Protection (Redux)	113
	The First Sale Doctrine (Reprise) (Section 109)	115
	The Digital Millennium Copyright Act	117
Chapter Seven. Licensing		125
	The License under the Microscope	126
	Permissions	149
Chapter Eight. Audiovisual Works and Non-Print Media		151
	Recording	151
	Public Performance and Display	156
	Performances for Educational Purposes (Section 110(1))	163
	Performances in For-Profit Institutions	166
	Institutional Liability	166
	Guidelines for the Use of Audiovisual Works in Libraries	167
	Distance Education (Section 110(2))	168
	Image Collections	170