Title: Videographers Capture Funerals on DVDs Source:Author: Jennifer Mooney Piedra Publication Date: Aug. 7, 2006 Page Number: n.p. Database: SIRS Researcher Service: SIRS Knowledge Source <http://www.sirs.com>=

Miami Herald (Miami, FL)

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Title: Lawsuit Over YouTube Video: It's What Everyone's Watching

Source: Christian Science Monitor

Author: Daniel B. Wood

Publication Date: March 23, 2007

Page Number: n.p.

Database: SIRS Researcher

Service: SIRS Knowledge Source <http://www.sirs.com>








=Title: Videotape Revolutionized TV Broadcasting 50 Years Ago Source: VOANews.com (Voice of America) Author: Art Chimes Publication Date: April 14, 2006 Page Number: n.p. Database: SIRS Renaissance Service: SIRS Knowledge Source <http://www.sirs.com>** �30�



Title: Lawsuit Over YouTube Video: It's What Everyone's Watching
Source: Christian Science Monitor
Author: Daniel B. Wood
Publication Date: March 23, 2007
Page Number: n.p.
Database: SIRS Researcher
Service: SIRS Knowledge Source <http://www.sirs.com>


Subject headings:
Digital Millennium Copyright Act (1998)
Digital rights management
Internet, Entertainment industry use
Internet, Multimedia
Viacom Inc.
YouTube Inc. (Web site)

1)160,000 free video clips viewed at least 1.5 billion times
2)Google and YouTube say they comply with copyright law under the "safe harbor" provision of DMCA.


Question:
1) Is this a fair use?






Title: Videotape Revolutionized TV Broadcasting 50 Years Ago
Source: VOANews.com (Voice of America)
Author: Art Chimes
Publication Date: April 14, 2006
Page Number: n.p.
Database: SIRS Renaissance
Service: SIRS Knowledge Source <http://www.sirs.com>

Subject headings:
Digital video recorders and recording
Mass media and technology
Video recording
Video tapes
Videocassette recorders


1) 51 years ago this week, the first practical videotape recorder was introduced
2)Before the only way to save a television broadcast was bcalled kinescope recording
3)The Ampex Corporation was founded in the 1940s by Russian emigre Alexander Poniatoff


Question:
1)How much did the VCR machines really cost?





Title: Videographers Capture Funerals on DVDs
Source: Miami Herald (Miami, FL)
Author: Jennifer Mooney Piedra
Publication Date: Aug. 7, 2006
Page Number: n.p.
Database: SIRS Researcher
Service:** SIRS Knowledge Source <http://www.sirs.com>


Subject headings:
DVD-Video discs
Digital video recorders and recording
Video recordings


1) Lyons charges about $1,300 for a wedding video, but only $300 for a funeral video.
2) Lyons considered using his videography skills to film funerals and create DVDs of the day's events.
3)Lyons stands with his camera and tripod at the front of the sanctuary


Question: