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To: madg
"The article suggests that they were directly citing the presentation at the conference. How do they know what was said in that workshop?"

"Ever go to the theater? You buy a ticket and you see the performance... If you want to know what goes on at their conference then do what I did: Buy a ticket and attend."

You think maybe the reporter attended the conference and then wrote the article? There's no law that says a reporter can't quote what a workshop presenter said during a presentation. Or are you going to try to twist M.G.L to say that a pencil and paper is an illegal recording device?

42 posted on 04/17/2003 12:33:46 PM PDT by EdReform
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