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A federal appeals court vacated an injunction against a compilation of Dorothy Parker poems for alleged copyright violations. Although Penguin Putnam Inc. admitted that it photocopied plaintiff Stuart Y. Silverstein's collection of Parker's poems and rearranged them chronologically for a section of its book, a 2nd Circuit panel ruled that Silverstein's protectable interest was too small to keep Penguin's book off the shelves.
May 12, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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