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Woody Allen's publisher accuses Allen v. Farrow of copyright infringement for using his audiobook without permission
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Skyhorse Publishing's president calls the use of Allen's memoir in the HBO docuseries a “blatant appropriation of Mr. Allen’s intellectual property.”
TOPICS: Allen v. Farrow, HBO, Woody Allen, Documentaries
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