How do you obtain permission to use copyrighted material?

Answer 1

Contact the copyright holder or administrator. Many companies have simple online forms for requesting permission. Even if they don't, it's best to do this in writing for record-keeping purposes. You will want to be very specific about your intended use.

Answer 2

You will need identify the rights holder and compose an email/fax/snail mail that should include at least these elements...

1) Identify yourself
2) Identify the work you want to use
3) Describe the use you are going to make of the work and ask permission to use it

Answer 3

Like any contract, permission can be given orally or in writing, depending upon state laws regarding the Statute of Frauds and Perjuries (e.g., if the value is more than $500, or if it lasts more than a year, it may need to be in writing...).

Answer 4

The copyright notice includes the holder of the copyrights for it. You would have to contact the holder and request their permission. They can grant permission for a specific use of the item, or license it for a fee.

Answer 5

Ask the copyright holder. Do it in writing, and be specific as to your planned usage.

Answer 6

Contact the rightsholder, generally in writing, and ask permission. Be very specific about your proposed use.

Answer 7

Contact and get approval from the copyright holder of the material.

Answer 8

You would need to contact the copyright owner to get permission to use copyrighted works. Some websites also give you licenses on behalf of the copyright owners which you can use instead.