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Subject: re: another privacy issue (forwarding a message)
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Date: 7 Apr 88 17:24:44 GMT
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With paper letters, I believe that the sender owns the copyright.
This has been an issue, I think, when collections of letters to/from
some famous person are published.  If the writer of a letter to the
person refuses consent, then the editor may include only a paraphrase.
Presumably the same might hold for email.