The chart referred incorrectly to rights for foreign theatrical exhibition, home video and television markets sold to Warner Brothers International.
NEW YORK An article on Dec. 24 about Peppermint Pigs, a hard-candy confection with roots in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., described incorrectly the rights to the Peppermint Pig held by the store Saratoga Sweets.
In a review of 23 borrowers' files, just one was incorrectly denied rights under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, while six borrowers had their interest rates reduced even though they weren't entitled to the benefit.
When the European court of justice dared to decide that people had what is (incorrectly IMHO) a "right to be forgotten", the heavens were rent with corporate whingeing about how Europeans were opposed not only to free speech but also to innovation itself.
Update: An earlier version of this post incorrectly identified performing rights organization BMI as a music label.
Reina chose incorrectly, diving to his right, allowing the ball to beat him rather embarrassingly at the near post.
The cover article in the July issue, "Now Is the Time to Load up on Tech Stocks," incorrectly stated the actual right time.
An obituary yesterday about Arthur A. Fletcher, a Republican advocate for civil rights, referred incorrectly in some copies to his role in the Topeka school desegregation case, Brown v. Board of Education.
 An article on Wednesday about a report by the Catholic News Service that a Vatican official had said Senator John Kerry would not be excommunicated for his stance on abortion rights referred incorrectly to the news service.
An article on Friday about a controversy over remarks by Senator Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut praising Senator Robert Byrd, a onetime opponent of civil rights, referred incorrectly to the 1948 presidential campaign of Strom Thurmond, who was at the center of a similar controversy in 2002 that cost Senator Trent Lott his post as majority leader.
