In a message dated 2/23/2008 4:00:56 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, eugene@vanderpijll.nl writes:
Can you point us at book covers that were tagged as fair use, used on an article about the book, and still were deleted?>>
-------------------- Would you not agree that a book cover can be used in an article about: 1) The book 2) The author 3) The subject
For example a biography of Mahatma Gandhi, could be used in an article about Mahatma Gandhi. Doesn't that seem eminently sensible?
An album cover of for example a Rolling Stones album could be used in a article about the Rolling Stones?
Will Johnson
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On 24/02/2008, WJhonson@aol.com WJhonson@aol.com wrote:
Would you not agree that a book cover can be used in an article about:
- The book
Generaly
- The author
Unless they drew the cover art no.
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- The subject
For example a biography of Mahatma Gandhi, could be used in an article about Mahatma Gandhi. Doesn't that seem eminently sensible?
Not really. The cover of a bio of Gandhi isn't of much significance or relivance to the article and would mean we have no chance of makeing a claim based on criticism, comment. It might just be possible to make a case for using a poster of the Richard Attenborough film but it would be pretty weak given the content of the article.
An album cover of for example a Rolling Stones album could be used in a article about the Rolling Stones?
Will Johnson
The issue of album covers is unsettled.