Copyright Question

[Maddie <mediamaddie@HOME.COM>]

I have a copyright question and I think I know the answer, but wanted to get
an expert opinion.

Scenario:
    You have a web page on the Internet and you are scanning magazine
covers, posting screen caps from a recorded television show and posting
articles out of newspapers and magazines BUT giving credit from where they
came from, is this a copyright violation? You have also manipulated the
photos and such to remove the magazine name and anything that would take
away from the photo, BUT you have put your own little logo on everything so
that if someone "steals" your stuff, they would have to manipulate it or
post it on another site with your logo. There is also a "disclaimer" at the
bottom saying that none of the characters or the pictures belong to you and
anyone can take them for their personal use, BUT if you use them on another
page you have to write for permission.
    I see this happening more and more. Is this a violation and is anyone
caring?
Madeline Wood
Media Specialist
Samuels Elementary
Denver, CO
mediamaddie@home.com

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