Copyright vs Napster shaping digital music rights
Editorial argues copyright law limits on the Internet with Napster as a test case. It notes the 75 year post mortem rule and the court ruling holding Napster liable for user access to legally protected music, warning of possible consequences for digital sharing.
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Napster
Plato
Garth Brooks
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The Clintons and the defining deviancy down
A syndicated column argues that public tolerance for Clinton era scandals reflects a trend of normalize deviant conduct. It contrasts past presidential ethics with modern permissiveness, citing gifts, furniture, and campaign financing as examples, and calls on George and Laura Bush to restore expected White House standards.
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Clintons
Daniel Patrick
Moynihan
New York
Hillary Clinton
Oval Office
White House
Clinton
New York Times
Jacqueline Kennedy
Millard Fillmore
Ronald
Nancy Reagan
John Leland
John Podesta
ABC
Reagan
Thomas Jefferson
Sally Hemings
Hemings
Jefferson
Franklin Roosevelt
Lucy Mercer
Dwight Eisenhower
Bill Clinton
Holiday Inn
Lincoln
George
Laura Bush
Washington
15Th Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
George Washington Hospital
Treasury Building
Treasury
Public letter critiques media bias and faith in politics
A reader denounces white house briefings and reporters for fixating on Clinton and Gore. They urge moving forward with Bush and warn against mixing religion with politics while condemning public gossip and self styled moral judges.
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Ormally
White House
Clinton
Gore
Bush
America
Hannity
Fox
Carson Tucker
CNN
United States
Moses
Pickett's second charge and security for the president
Philip Terzian reflects on the White House shooting incident involving Robert Pickett and the broader security state. He notes how networks broadcast the event and questions whether extensive road closures and bunker mentality truly prevent danger. He argues for balancing safety with open democratic life.
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Robert Pickett
Evansville
Ind
White House
Secret Service
Bush
Texas
Pickett
Pennsylvania Avenue
America
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