Abstract
Imagine: you are preparing your fifteen-year high school reunion. When you were in high school, two rival bands played at dances. Everyone at school knew the bands and most students enjoyed the music. Like most music groups, neither band obtained a recording contract with a record label. You are not aware that during a garage practice session, the bands' members recorded some of their songs. Of these songs, only a few scratchy recordings remain. You decide that you are going to search the Internet to see whether you can find any copies of the songs that would enthuse and delight the audience at your fifteen-year high school reunion.
Recommended Citation
Haydn J. Richards Jr.,
Is the Whole Greater than the Sum of Its Parts? The Applicability of the Fair Use Doctrine to the New Breed of Instant Messaging Software,
8
Rich. J.L. & Tech
15
(2001).
Available at:
https://scholarship.richmond.edu/jolt/vol8/iss2/5