Word: copyrighter
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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...opening a storefront, Kinko's makes an informal contract with the community to produce facsimiles for its customers, regardless of content (save copyright and First Amendment restrictions). Thus, the situation becomes as clear-cut as Skokie or Deep Throat...
Starr says he considers copyright infringement to be plagiarism. And so reporting the apparent Dunster and Dining Services violations seemed like the obvious thing...
Ultimately, Starr says, he intended his actions as a form of public service, however minor. He concedes readily that copyright infringement is not the dominant issue of the day. "I do have a sense of reality, here," he says...
...flip-side of Starr's advocacy of companies' rights under copyright laws is his campaign against false advertising and for consumer rights...
Stern thinks that Starr's reports of copyright infringements may relate to "his internal struggle to figure out what was going...