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A federal judge ruled that performance artist Jennifer Stewart couldn't hail a German tour guide publisher, Vista Point, into a New York courtroom. Stewart, who is world renowned for appearing as the Statue of Liberty and charges a licensing fee to reuse her image, had sued Vista Point for impermissibly using a photo of her dressed as the famous statue in its New York tour guide and on its Web site.
November 09, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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