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[edit] Summary

Unidentified man wearing Max Headroom mask, as seen during the Max Headroom broadcast signal intrusion incident of November 22, 1987.

[edit] Licensing

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[edit] Fair use for Max Headroom broadcast signal intrusion incident

The image linked here is claimed to be used under fair use as:

1. it is a historically significant screenshot
2. it is of much lower resolution than the original broadcast
3. the screenshot is only being used for informational purposes
4. its inclusion in the article adds significantly to the article because it shows the character and nature of the pirate broadcast transmitted
5. It is irreplaceable by a free image that would convey the same information as this event only took place over a period of a couple minutes and only successfully broadcast on one TV station. Only fair-use TV screenshots exist of the event.

[edit] Fair use for Broadcast signal intrusion

The image linked here is claimed to be used under fair use as:

1. it is a historically significant screenshot
2. it is of much lower resolution than the original broadcast
3. the screenshot is only being used for informational purposes
4. its inclusion in the article adds significantly to the article because it shows the character and nature of the pirate broadcast transmitted
5. It is irreplaceable by a free image that would convey the same information as this event only took place over a period of a couple minutes and only successfully broadcast on one TV station. Only fair-use TV screenshots exist of the event.

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