Carlo Ancelotti was entitled to feel content with all he surveyed.
Verizon continued in this vein, asserting that "Just as a newspaper is entitled to decide which content to publish and where, broadband providers may feature some content over others".
(Is the public entitled to know the contents of a suicide note, if one exists? Of course not, unless it is addressed to the world, rather than his loved ones. But even then, that's his family's call).
Under the current system of copyright, producers of content are entitled to a guaranteed, government instituted, government subsidized content-monopoly".
Under the current system of copyright, producers of content are entitled to a guaranteed, government instituted, government subsidized content-monopoly," stated the now-disowned report.
And they raised the prospect, without taking a position, that something as preliminary as Frank Lloyd Wright's sketches for the facade of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum might be the kind of expressive content entitled to copyright protection.
An exception to this policy was made for royal tombs, in which case the host country was entitled to keep the entire contents.
Shoppers would only be entitled to return the faulty digital content for an immediate refund if it was inside a physical item (for example, on a disc or embedded in goods such as a digital camera).
Mr. Farage is perfectly entitled to wake up this morning feeling content.
If Google, PayPal, or some local system is cheaper, the content provider should be entitled to direct its customer to it – at least antitrust lawyers believe so.
