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A French court's award of damages to fashion designers who claimed that a U.S. Web site operator posted their designs on the Internet without authorization is not enforceable in American courts, Southern District of New York Judge Gerard Lynch has ruled. Lynch said it was obvious that the Web site operator's activities fall within the protections of the First Amendment. "Fashion shows are a matter of great public interest, for artistic as well as commercial purposes," he said.
October 06, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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