Potter author sues eBay over pirate books
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- Potter author sues eBay over pirate books
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- A demanding kind of horse play
Potter author sues eBay over pirate books
Times Online – Feb 26, 2007
“The market is not immune from liability. ”The court order is binding until the hearing resumes on May 23. Rowling and Warner Bros, the studio responsible for the Harry Potter films, brought the action in 2004 when books of Harry Potter stories were put up for sale on Baazee. com, the old name for eBay’s India operation. Rowling has never authorised electronic versions of any of her books. Neil Blair, Rowling’s legal adviser at the Christopher Little Literary Agency, said that she welcomed the court order. “Over the years eBay has appeared to be unwilling to control sellers on their site offering pirated or forged Harry Potter items for sale to innocent fans,” he said.
Watch Very Carefully.(Harry Potter movies )(Brief article)
Free with registration – Newsweek International – AccessMyLibrary.com – Feb 26, 2007
For permission: www. com Byline: Sean Smith Even obsessive “Harry Potter” fans have barely noticed that Hogwarts has had a makeover from the first two films. Oscar-winning art director Stuart Craig, who has designed all five “Potter” movies (including this summer’s “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix”), agreed to share a.
Final ‘Harry Potter’ book out on July 21 – BOOKS- msnbc.com
MSNBC – Feb 26, 2007
The tears â for the end of Harry Potter. The worldâs most anticipated book finale, âHarry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,â will come out midnight, July 21, according to author J. Rowling and her British and U.
A demanding kind of horse play
Telegraph.co.uk – Feb 26, 2007
Under the direction of Thea Sharrock, the hugely challenging role of Strang is taken by 17-year-old Daniel Radcliffe, about to make his fifth appearance as Harry Potter later this year, and whose naked torso displayed on posters for Equus is already setting teenage hearts aflutter. Dysart is played by Richard Griffiths, fresh from two award-winning years on stage and screen as Hector in Alan Bennett’s The History Boys, but better known to Potter fans as Uncle Vernon. Jenny Agutter played Strang’s unfortunate girlfriend in the 1977 film version of Equus, and in this production, intriguingly, she portrays the judge who places him in Dysart’s care. The strongest collective memory of those who saw the play is of the horses played by actors. Will Kemp, star of Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake, Play Without Words and The Car Man, is the principal horse, Nugget.