May a community discussion group, which meets in a high school classroom, view videotape without securing permission from the copyright owner?
No. The group does not consist of class members enrolled in a non-profit institution, nor is it engaged in formal instructional activities of such an institution. The group must ask for the permission of the copyright owner in order to view the tape.
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