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: Re: Can a mock-magazine with fictitious content count legally as fan fiction? I contribute to a motoring website, well, one that's got Photoshop of cars, motoring history etc. - it's a small obscure
Under US law, a direct parody is considered "fair use". What isn't fair use is parodying something for some other purpose.
Of course, it's my understanding that English is spoken in other countries besides the US, and the laws there may be different.
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: Yes, at least you can in the United States. If you write under a pseudonym and do not want to have your identity revealed in the Copyright Office’s records, give your pseudonym and
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