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Screenshot from split-screen performance by Don Lane (TCN-9 Sydney) and Graham Kennedy (GTV-9 Melbourne) via the then new co-axial cable link, July 7, 1965

[edit] Fair use rationale for Australian television

The above image is believed to qualify as fair use as it is an image of: a web resolution, and of a lower quality then broadcast/verbatim media releases. The image provides critical commentary in describing a the program. Furthermore it is believed that this image will not impede the copyright owners ability to profit and is used for critical commentary only, the copyright holder is PBL Media.

[edit] Fair use rationale for Timeline of Australian television

The above image is believed to qualify as fair use as it is an image of: a web resolution, and of a lower quality then broadcast/verbatim media releases. The image provides critical commentary in describing a the program. Furthermore it is believed that this image will not impede the copyright owners ability to profit and is used for critical commentary only, the copyright holder is PBL Media.

[edit] Licensing

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