that told us that if Shakespeare had lived in our age of rampant copyright infringement, he wouldn't have been able to base his plays on recent... oh wait./div>
If the reduction doesn't apply retrospectively then it won't be much of a fix - the benefits won't start appearing until the 2060s.
And if registration is required then the benefits will be limited. Sure, it'll free up forgotten works a little quicker, but the corporations and estates will just reregister the profitable works.
And in any case, life plus 50 is still an order of magnitude too long./div>
(Back when I was a kid) I bought most of the Horrible History series after borrowing a couple from the library. Wouldn't have heard of them otherwise./div>
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Oh wait, they already did - the 301 watchlist./div>
Re: Re: Wait a second...
And if registration is required then the benefits will be limited. Sure, it'll free up forgotten works a little quicker, but the corporations and estates will just reregister the profitable works.
And in any case, life plus 50 is still an order of magnitude too long./div>
He should be careful what he wishes for...
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