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Fair Use and Copyright

...is murky even to the best of us. For homework, you can often "get away" with using images, music, and video by others. But in the real world, you have to get permission (sometimes quite a convoluted process). More information can be found in books about copyright and helpful websites.

Explanation of using images in marketing
The author of this blog is an experienced marketer--an example of finding information relevant to you that isn't in a scholarly journal.
A crash course in Fair Use and copyright

ARTstor images and others

ARTstor
Copyrighted images you have access to for educational use.
ARTstor's description of its Latin American collections
This blog post describes all the places you can find Latin American images in ARTstor.
Encyclopedia Britannica
Copyrighted images you have access to for educational use.
Stock Xchange photos
Many royalty-free images that may ask only that you cite them.
Creative Commons
Artists sometimes opt to give their work a CC license instead of copyright. This means the rules are different, even for work outside of school. Make sure you read the rules.
Search the web for images
HitRecord, Wikimedia, Flickr are all sites that contain images that aren't necessarily under regular copyright.
Verify copyright and cite appropriately.