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Originally Posted by HarryT
Sorry, but IMHO Mr. Moynihan brought everything that happened down on his own head by refusing to take down the infringing material when initially asked to.
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This presumes guilt on Moynihan's part. He did his homework and didn't find any evidence that the works were still under copyright.
The onus was on Conde Nast to show that they were. Too often companies assert rights
that they do not have in order to get what they want.
At least here in the U.S., you are supposed to be innocent until
proven guilty.