Loyd v. United States

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• holding that we cannot construe a notice of appeal as contemplating review of a subsequent order
• noting that a copyrighted work’s publication status provides judicial gloss on the nature of the copyrighted work because of the author’s right to control the first public appearance of his work
• refusing to weigh the third factor in either party’s favor where the “use of the entire recording was reasonable in light of [defendant’s] purpose”
• affirming the district court’s pre-discovery fair use ruling, noting that the “discovery [plaintiff] seeks would not alter our analysis”
• affirming the district court’s pre-discovery fair use ruling, noting that the “discovery [plaintiff] seeks would not alter our analysis”
• \A news organization thus may not freely copy creative expression solely because the expression itself is newsworthy.\

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