They may not be recorded in anticipation of such requests. No broadcast program may be recorded off the air more than once at the request of the same teacher, regardless of the number of times that the program is broadcast. A limited number of copies may be made from each off-air recording to meet legitimate teacher needs. For example, if several teachers request tapes of the same program, duplicate copies are permitted to fulfill requests. This is not a duplication license.
All copies are subject to the same limitations as the original.
All copies of off-air recordings must include the copyright notice on the broadcast program as recorded. Off-air recordings need not be shown in entirety, but they may not be altered or physically or electronically combined or merged into anthologies or compilations. Educational institutions are expected to establish appropriate control procedures to maintain these guidelines' integrity. Teachers, educational institutions, and others should consult an attorney with expertise in copyright law for advice relating to their specific circumstances and activities.