• Fair Use Principles for User Generated Video Content Endorsed by: Electronic Frontier Foundation ; Center for Social Media, School of Communications, American University; Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property, Washington College of Law; American University; Public Knowledge; Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School; ACLU of Northern California (as of April 2011)
   
• Rules for Recording and Showing Television Programs
   
• The Society for Cinema and Media Studies' Statement of Best Practices for Fair Use in Teaching for Film and Media Educators
   
• Visual Resources Association: Statement on the fair use of images for teaching, research, and study "Outlines uses of copyrighted still images that the VRA believes fall within fair use including: preservation (storing images for repeated use in a teaching context & transferring images to new formats); use of images for teaching purposes; use of images (large, high-resolution images & thumbnails) on course websites & in other online study materials; adaptations of images for teaching & classroom work by students; & sharing images among educational institutions to facilitate teaching & study."

May make a single recording of student performances. The recording may be retained for evaluation purposes only. May make relatively brief excepts (that is, only as much as is necessary) of commercial or other recordings of copyrighted music may be used without permission of the copyright holder.

May not reproduce musical recordings or convert them to another format (e.g., record to tape, tape to cassette, etc.) without written permission.

• Best Practices in the Fair Use of Copyright Materials in Music Scholarship - American Musicological Society
• Copyright Basics for Radio Stations and Webcasters - College Broadcasters, Inc.

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