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Can a loving homage to Disney be a crime? Copyright law says maybe

on August 15, 2013

"That McFarland teen Heather Traska has loved Disney for years sparkles in every frame of her videos, popular mash-ups of "Tangled," "The Lion King" and "Aladdin" with unique a cappella accompaniment and elaborate costumes.

But could that devotion have led her to an unwitting crime? According to copyright lawyer Daniel Nazer at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, it's possible."

Date Published:08/15/2013
Original Publication:The Capital Times

Published in: Press , Copyright , Fair Use , transformative , Copyright and Fair Use