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Righthaven hit with third fair use loss over R-J material - Stephens Media

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Righthaven hit with third fair use loss over R-J material


By Steve Green (contact)

Monday
20 June 2011
12:06 p.m.



Past stories related to the Righthaven copyright lawsuit campaign
A Kentucky man did not infringe on a copyright when he posted an entire Las Vegas Review-Journal column on a message board without authorization, a federal judge ruled today.

The ruling by U.S. District Judge Philip Pro in Las Vegas on fair use grounds is the third fair use loss for Righthaven LLC, which sues over Las Vegas Review-Journal and Denver Post material. Earlier losses over Review-Journal material involved entire and partial R-J stories.

Pro today dismissed a Righthaven lawsuit against Wayne Hoehn on grounds that Righthaven lacks standing to sue over Review-Journal material, as already determined by another federal judge in Las Vegas.

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