Copyright

The following video is a medly of different rap songs, performed by Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake. This is a great example of copyright law, because they never use more than 10% of the song enabling them to play it on the air (or they got permission to somehow, because NBC is not getting sued).



I was going to put this up as a poor example of copyright law, because this college has put their rendition of "Pirates of Penzance" online, thus stopping others from buying different renditions of the movie, but then I realized that Pirates of Penzance is in the public domain, so it's probably fine, right?