Free Expression: Articles of Interest Second Wind: Mitchell Estate Pursues Copyright Infringement November 01, 2001 On November 1, a lawyer retained by the Margaret Mitchell estate told BTW that the estate will pursue its case against Houghton Mifflin, publisher of The Wind Done Gone. Letter from Chris Finan, President of ABFFE, to Booksellers Regarding the New Antiterrorism Bill November 01, 2001 ABFFE Alerts Booksellers to Concerns re New Antiterrorism Law November 01, 2001 Only days after President Bush signed the �USA Patriot Act� into law, ABFFE President Chris Finan told BTW that the foundation believes the new legislation�s reach could extend into the business lives of independent booksellers. Gone With the Injunction: The Wind Done Gone Will Stay in Print October 26, 2001 A recent appeals court ruling removes a cloud of legal uncertainty for author Alice Randall and Houghton Mifflin. ABFFE Returns to Lower Manhattan Location October 18, 2001 On October 15, the staff of the American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression and the Media Coalition returned to their offices in downtown Manhattan. Banned Books Week Comes of Age October 04, 2001 Banned Books Week, held September 22-29, occurred against the larger backdrop of the tragic attack of September 11, and was an especially poignant experience for many book-lovers. Speaking of Audio: Expose Your Ears to a Banned Book September 27, 2001 Audiobooks provide another opportunity to explore titles that have been -- and continue to be -- challenged in schools and libraries around the country. Celebrating Freedom During Banned Books Week September 20, 2001 Banned Books Week, the annual celebration of the freedom to read, has taken on special urgency this year as a result of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Subpoenaed Bookstores Successfully Defend Customer Privacy September 04, 2001 The federal government has agreed not to pursue the production of customer records requested in subpoenas issued to three bookstores in connection with an investigation of U.S. Senator Robert G. Torricelli of New Jersey. Banned Books Week Kits Available from ABFFE August 30, 2001 Banned Books Week 2001 is September 22-29, and once again the American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression (ABFFE) is sending a free Banned Books Week Kit to all members of ABA upon request. Next articles Previous articles Find more articles about this topic on news.BookWeb.orgs.