Thread: US Gov seeks to strike a copyright balance, wants your input
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Old 08-20-2013, 09:05 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by Alexander Turcic View Post
If your input could really make a difference, what is it first and foremost that you'd want to change about current copyright policies?
Copyright should last as long as the copyright holder wants it to last; as long as the copyright is renewed every "x" number of years (around 10 years or so). Failure to do so will send the work to the public domain.
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