In Harper & Row Publishers v.The Nation Enterprises,the Supreme Court held that:
A) news,unlike history,can be copyrighted.
B) historical facts,unlike news,can be copyrighted.
C) the fair use doctrine never applies to a former president.
D) it was not a fair use to publish a 300-word excerpt from a president's memoirs before they were published in book form.
E) it is never a fair use to quote from presidential memoirs without permission.
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