Protected species.

In this article the author examines issues relating to copyright as illustrated in a 2008 incident in Great Britain. The author recounts the case of a woman who created knitted figures of characters in the television program "Doctor Who," subsequently posting patterns for the depictions on her non-c...

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Published in:New Statesman Vol. 137; no. 4898; p. 52
Main Author: Hogge, Becky
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Published: New Statesman Ltd. 5/26/2008
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