Thread: Petition to reduce US copyright to 28 years
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Old 07-13-2012, 09:35 AM   #28
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You do not need to register to get copyright protection in the US. As soon as a work is in a "fixed form," it's copyrighted.

From a practical perspective, you have better protection if you register, but it's not required.

A 28-year copyright term is as unlikely to happen as legislators responding to an Intarnet petition.
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