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Writers and the Internet
by Patricia Willens
NEW YORK, NY August 22, 2001 — Here's the latest twist in a 10-year fight over freelance writers' claims to material re-used electronically. The U.S. Supreme Court decided in favor of freelancers and against the Times, in one of the first major decisions dealing with copyright law and
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