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Fair Use on
Fair Use is claimed for the NODD (Nexus Orthicon Display Device) because:


 * The very topic of this article is this globe and the variants that followed. The article looks at how that globe was brought into existence, how it worked, what it looked like on screen and the presentation package that accompanied it. For the viewer to clearly see and understand the descriptions in the srticle, an image of said globe is essential, as the articles level of understanding is compromised otherwise. In addition to this, the names given to some of the sets of idents are often very closely linked, and some titles, like 'NODD' are so technical readers don't know which ident package the writer is referring to. The inclusion if an image here is an easy way in which the reader can identify that presentation package in question, similar to what a logo is used for on company pages.

Placement
 * The image will appear at the top of the screen to attract attention immediately and to immediately inform the audience of the presentation package the article is talking about.

Additionally
 * By its very nature, no free version of this image is available
 * The image was uploaded to support and help the articles about the brand, and does not conflict in any way.
 * The image is unsuitable to be reused, as it contains brands and logos that are far out of date and a resolution which is awfully low.
 * By having the image here, it allows the image to be removed from the article History of BBC television idents is required, as said article currently has an excess in Non Fair Use imagery.