Line of the Day
March 15th, 2008 | Posted in » Politics
Mark Steyn commenting on the claim that Gov. Stink-Stick’s hooker may go after those who published her copyrighted photographs without permission:
It’s not often you get a case where there’s someone in the room with a higher hourly rate than the lawyers.
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By Bull Moose on Mar 16, 2008
Mark Steyn is so funny. And he does have kind of a point with the AP’s double standard.
As for the copyright infringement case, good luck with that, lady. She might have a shot with the one posed with her on the boat if she can convince a judge/jury that some kind of aesthetic judgment went into it, but the others are just snapshots which generally aren’t given protection because they (supposedly) don’t meet the “modicum of creativity” standard.
I think she’d be much better off embracing her new found fame, milking a few mil out of it, and then disappearing.