Phil Zaret

"... said. kinko's requires written permission from publishers and also asks professors to sign a disclaimer, permanently filing all these documents, he added. OTHER COPY STORES are not as strict. Phil Zaret, owner of on Maynard Street said he trusts that his customers are honest and comply with copyright laws. “I can't afford to police the professor's and my other customer's copying,” ..."

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"... faculty of the University will continue to patronize my and other businesses with a clear conscience, and maintain the valuable service that we have performed as an educational adjunct. Phil Zaret President, ..."

"... Smith said that his following of laws and disregard for thc law is part of thc reason he is shutting down. While not admitting to violations of the law, Phil Zaret, proprietor, said his company is not vigilant of all copyright laws. “We don't necessarily elear everything we copy," Zaret said. Copying stores arc required by law to get permission for copyrighted works. said that depending on class size, she has chosen to copy at instead of Michigan Document Service ..."