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Question on copyright and fair use?

I found an article from an online magazine that I want to show an online audience. If I post a screenshot of the page of the magazine, will I get into any kind of legal problems? The only problem is, the item is a group of opponents, so they may not be too happy if they found out. * I 'm not using it for profit .. I am only listing it as "education" purposes, and to prove a point. I just want to make I am not violating any copyright infringement laws. Thank you in advance for your help!

If you play the full article online, you expose yourself a possible liability for copyright infringement. There is no bright line rule for what constitutes fair use and whether you are relying on a fair use defense you do so at your own risk. The mere absence of a commercial or profit from the publication of the article is not sufficient by itself to qualify as fair use. The amount and substantiality of the portion used in relation to the copyrighted work as a whole is relevant and therefore a complete reproduction is problematic. The effect of using on the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work and the nature of the copyrighted work is also relevant. Approach common over Fair Use someone else's article is simply to refer to the section with a summary of the documents you want to address and a link to the website of reference for the article that belongs to the owner of copyright or his authorized licensee.

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