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Old 01-03-2011, 04:25 PM   #5
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It's actually a lot easier now (everywhere except the US, that is). All you need to know to determine whether or not a work is in copyright or not is the date of the author's death. You don't have to search copyright registers, worry about renewals, or anything else of that nature.
As long as there's a profit to be made, blockbuster movies and books will never see public domain. The laws will just be revised to extend the copyright.

Money talks.
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