@article{23123,
      note = {The law on fair dealing with another's copyright-protected  works for the purpose of reporting "current events" is  clear and simple: private rights are respected, but  allowances are made for non-commercial erosions of those  rights for the sake of the public interest in being kept  informed. Strangely, while the law is so clear, it's only  the facts of actual disputes that give rise to problems.  Two recent cases, involving Mandy Allwood and Marks &  Spencer, illustrate contrasting applications of the fair  dealing rule.},
      author = {Phillips, Jeremy,},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/23123},
      title = {Fair stealing and the teddy bears' picnic /},
      recid = {23123},
      pages = {1 volume ([3] pages) ;},
}