var iamInit = function() {try{initIamServingHandler(320,410,114710," JK Rowling must have a whole room full of these awards by now, right? Anyway, our lovely Joanne brought home the Edinburgh Award, the city's most prestigious civic award, for her fantastic contribution to literature over the years. Here's what she had to say: "It is an absolute honour to receive this [...]

... blocked publication of the reference guide and awarded Rowling and Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. $6,750 ... action and am delighted that this issue has been resolved favorably," Rowling said Monday in a statement. "I went to court to uphold the right of authors ... small publisher was not contesting that the lexicon infringes upon Rowling's copyright but argued that it was a fair use allowable by law ...

... big media nor was it about money", said Blair. "J K Rowling decided to take a stand on principle for authors and other creators. ... Potter series is transformative. However, the defendant's use of J K Rowling's companion works was transformative to a much lesser extent. ... Vander Ark had 'borrowed' less material from J K Rowling than he did? Tellingly, the Judge remarked "there are a number of places ...

... blocked publication of the reference guide and awarded Rowling and Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. $6,750 ... action and am delighted that this issue has been resolved favorably," Rowling said Monday in a statement. "I went to court to uphold the right of authors ... small publisher was not contesting that the lexicon infringes upon Rowling's copyright but argued that it was a fair use allowable by law ...

... your child?'" O hkay. This is bullshit, because there are countless books out there that take JK Rowling's fantastic stories and expand upon them. There's The Book of Harry Potter Trifles, ... guys who do Pottercast that contained only theories about how the last book would end. So why would Rowling take a stand on the Lexicon? Because she had announced that the only new Harry Potter project she ...

... original language is copied without quotation marks, often making it difficult to know which words are Rowling's and which are Vander Ark's."The District Court analyses leading case law in ... American originality thresholds are higher, and I wonder if a different decision might have been reached this side of the pond.Anyway, Rowling has taken her wand and said Avada Kedavra! The Lexicon drops dead.