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...process sounds like copyright piracy but is not. It is illegal to reprint someone else's copyrighted edition of a book, or to sell an unauthorized recording of a broadcast, or to broadcast news from a newspaper while the paper is being sold...
...refused permission to reprint sustaining shows...
Herewith also is the TIME cover (accurately reproduced but without permission) and printed with a Spanish translation of TIME'S Niemöller story by Buenos Aires' pro-British magazine Desfile. The British Embassy distributed 25,000 copies of this reprint in Argentina, ordered 250,000 more for all South America...
Surely you have hit an all-time high in context, reporting and editing in your article on Agriculture in the issue of July 21. . . . Reprint this same article a million strong and see that every university in the land has copies, to enable every student to study this contribution to sound thinking for the future. It is excellent in every way, even to the deft sense of humor running through the description of the various men involved...
...Reprints of medical articles announcing great modern discoveries are as rare and valuable as 15th-Century incunabula. One of the rarest items Mr. Schuman ever handled was a reprint of Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes's brief essay proving that childbed fever may be caused by filthy obstetricians and hospital wards. Several years ago, Mr. Schuman visited the late Sir Frederick Banting in Toronto, asked him to sell a reprint of his first article on the discovery of insulin. Replied Sir Frederick ruefully: "I have only one copy left on file...