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Old 03-24-2014, 05:01 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by pynch View Post
It was published in 2011, after the expiration of the author’s copyright protection, so it is protected for 25 years in the EU. But I could not find a similar rule for Switzerland when the question first arose a year ago (and I really tried to find it because I couldn’t believe it).
pynch,

Article 29.3 of the Swiss Copyright Act seems to imply that after the protection term there is no other protection possibilities. (BTW, I think that copyright protection for critical editions is a possibility in EU law, but only implemented by Germany and Slovenia [I mean, even in the EU is an exception rather than a rule].)

But I’m not a lawyer (I cannot pretend to be one) and German isn’t my mother tongue.

How about asking about this to the Swiss Copyright Office?

Many thanks for your excellent work.
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