Using the factors of analysis from the Zomba case, determine which of the following would be a fair use of copyrighted material:

a. A seventh-grade teacher clips an article from the morning newspaper and makes copies for her class to discuss.

b. A college professor collects chapters from various books and brings them to the local copy center to have them made into a “Class Anthology.” She reuses the same anthology for three years.

c. Same as above, but instead of going to the local copy center, the professor scans the articles and posts them on the course Web site.

d. A student selects several essays from an online magazine to include in a 50-page term paper, with no mention of their authors.

e. Same as above, but the student properly attributes each essay to its rightful author.

f. A literary critic quotes from six short stories in a scathing review of a popular author’s newest collection.
g. A painter, inspired by the poetry of a Pulitzer-prize winning poet, shows his work in a gallery installation in which he posts a different poem next to each of his two dozen paintings; the gallery publishes a guide to the show that includes the text of the poems and photos of the paintings. Neither had permission of the poet.
h. Same as before, except that it is a student visiting an art gallery for the first time who decides to publish online his own “guide to the show.”