Republicans quickly retracted a news release last week that accused House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of violating copyrights of C-SPAN, the cable channel that televises House and Senate proceedings. The GOP took Pelosi to task because her new blog used video of last week's Iraq war debate, but then backtracked after learning C-SPAN had no copyright for the footage.
February 20, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Republicans quickly retracted a news release Thursday that accused House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of violating copyrights of C-SPAN, the cable channel that televises House and Senate proceedings.
The GOP took Pelosi to task because her new blog used video of last week’s Iraq war debate, but then backtracked after learning C-SPAN had no copyright for the footage.
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