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...buck up and pay down the company's debt," griped Michael Kupinski, a communications- industry analyst. "Why take the risk? You're not going to know what you have to pay until afterward." Others appeared to disagree, including Gordon Crawford, a money manager at the Los Angeles-based institutional holder Capital Group, which owns 12% of Time Warner's stock. "It makes long-term sense for the company, and we will likely subscribe," Crawford told the Wall Street Journal...
Copyright laws also carry more weight. The U.S. in 1988 became party to the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works, which allows a U.S. copyright holder to enter the court system of other nations subject to the convention to seek restitution for infringement. The treaty strengthened copyright protections, although the U.S. did not sign on to controversial provisions concerning "moral rights," which allow artists and authors to maintain control over revision of their works...
...separate group specializing in patents, trademarks and copyrights. It has some 35 intellectual-property attorneys on staff. Fish & Neave, also in New York City, runs the biggest intellectual-property practice, with some 110 attorneys specializing in the field. General Electric, America's biggest exporter and No. 1 patent holder, has added some 25 patent attorneys to its staff since 1985, for a total of 125. It still ranks second to IBM, which employs...
...most intriguing character is actress Angie Nous (Mo Rocca '91), a leftover from the Roaring Twenties, who smokes from a three-foot-long cigarette holder and resembles Norma Desmond from the movie Sunset Boulevard. Rocca's portrayal of Angie's dementia is the histrionic highlight of the show...
While the placard holder was completely within his rights to be present and to hold the obviously sarcastic sign, Bernard was not in any way justified in implying that that person was there in support of Operation Desert Storm. We believe that Bernard, in including the text of that placard out of context, was attempting to portray the members of our bipartisan organization in an entirely false light--as bloodthirsty, right-wing sadists...