File:The Scoop Radio Times Billing 1931.jpg

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Non-free media information and use rationale true for The Scoop and Behind the Screen
Description	Line art illustration showing, The billing from the Radio Times issue of January 11-17, 1931, illustrating Agatha Christie's broadcast of her second chapter of The Scoop.
Source	The image has been scanned by myself from a facsimile held in my possession and has then been reduced in size and cropped. The illustration is signed by "Relf" but no other identification of or information about the artist is known. Archive Source (for original) : ?
Article	The Scoop and Behind the Screen
Portion used	Single illustration and portion of associated listing text
Low resolution?	yes
Purpose of use	Provide visual evidence for (and to illustrate the advertisement/billing of) the broadcast radio serial which is the subject of the linked article. An illustration (and listing) from the Radio Times is used as this was the semi official listings publication of the BBC, the monopoly UK broadcaster at the date of original broadcast.
Replaceable?	As the image may still be subject to copyright, a 'free' replacement of this specific image could not be provided. Use an alternative image would not meet the purpose stated above.
Other information	This image, The_Scoop_Radio_Times_Billing_1931.jpg is being uploaded here; though the picture is subject to BBC copyright I (JohnTomlinson) feel it is covered by the U.S. fair use laws because the use of a page of a magazine to illustrate an article is allowed. This scan is purely for linking to the Wikipedia article on the page for The Scoop and Behind The Screen and no other use should be made of it.
Fair useFair use of copyrighted material in the context of The Scoop and Behind the Screen//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:The_Scoop_Radio_Times_Billing_1931.jpgtrue

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