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Old 08-13-2010, 04:24 AM   #28
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Just for interest, let's take an extreme and hypothetical case of new input to a PD work: translation, for instance. If a book is in the Public Domain (internationally) but only in English before Angus McSporran spends two years of his expert time to fairly translate it into Scottish Gaelic, who holds copyright to the actual translation? Just a thought for the pot. Cheers. Neil
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