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Question: Do I have the right to use images from a game (logos, etc.) on my website, if I acknowledge who owns the copyright?
Answer: NO! Not unless the use would fit within the 'fair use' exception under U.S. copyright laws. 'fair use' is copying small pieces of a work for non-commercial, educational purposes like a book critic quoting the part of a book while writing a review about it. In other words, unless you have the copyright owners permission, it is not legal in this case to copy a logo, etc. on your website.
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On 01/30/04
Janice marie from CA said:
i think its ok because we should be able to get awesome music for free.Because some way or another our parents pay for it anyway.
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On 09/10/03
margaret from MI said:
yes i think you should be able to do that because kids like cool stuff and its not against the law!
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