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To: Boca_PETE who wrote (11012)	12/7/2000 8:43:12 PM
From: davidk555	Read Replies (1) of 42834

I think we can resolve many of the legal issues by simply referring to what the person using the alias "Pete from Stanford" said just a few months ago. I found his post and have reprinted it below for your convenience. To: Kirk who wrote (14562) From: PETE from STAMFORD, CT Monday, Jun 19, 2000 1:44 PM ET Reply # of 15106 Kirk: RE: < FORBES Article on copyright ownership of Student Notes and Summaries > Personally, I think the students are in the right - Also think the summary entrepreneur at your website is too. This whole summary issue has been blown way out of proportion in my view - created a lot of negative feelings by many well intentioned people. "It has come to my attention" that this is all a bunch of BUNK! I can just see Janet Reno's U.S. Marshals with machine guns in hand breaking down my door to confiscate my precious notes of each weekend's Moneytalk programs to enforce a famous radio network's all encompassing perception of the meaning of copyright laws. Well, I'm going to lock them up in my safe deposit box - I refuse to give in! Taped or written notes and summary interpretations of radio programs, lectures or whatever rightfully belong to the preparer, not the speaker - that's only right because the note taker did all the work taking the notes and doing the summary. If the teachers, lecturers and radio show hosts don't want their "content" material to be public, they should keep their damned mouth zipped shut whether it be at lecture halls, on the radio or at public appearances! They can't have it both ways once they communicate the content material out in the public domain. They must take and accept responsibility for communicating the material to the public. Otherwise they are a bunch of "indian givers" (one who gives a gift and requests it back - no slur intended). There - I've said it, and I feel good about it! BTW, Kirk - Don't you dare cut and paste this post over to your website or I'll sue you for copyright infringement! P Message 13905944

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