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Listen to this episode from Web Media on Spotify. By Alex Foot 19787185 This Podcast is an assignment for NETS2000 Web Media Unit at Curtin University. Use of the “Amen Break” from The Winstons 1969 single "Color Him Father" is cited for Fair Dealing under the copyright act. It comes under the “criticism or review” section of the act. However, I should mention that while a claim for fair dealing is technically needed to use the “Amen Break”, in practice its use has been so ubiquitous that unfair use of the music has never been brought to litigation. The “Amen Break” is unique in this way. References: "Australian Copyright Council". (2014). Copyright.Org.Au. https://www.copyright.org.au/browse/book/ACC-Research-or-Study-INFO053. Borschke, M. (2017). This is not a remix : Piracy, authenticity and popular music. Bloomsbury Academic & Professional. Emmerson, S., & Cutler, C. (2016). Music, electronic media, and culture. Routledge. Waysdorf, A. (2021). Remix in the age of ubiquitous remix. Convergence: The International Journal Of Research Into New Media Technologies, 27(4), 1129-1144. https://doi.org/10.1177/1354856521994454