Thread: Sherlock lives in public domain, US court rules in case of the heckled brand
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Old 05-29-2015, 06:01 AM   #30
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I'm sure that the retroactive extensions of copyright to life+70 was great incentive for Conan Doyle to produce more work. I know it was for V.C. Andrews, who's written about 10 times as much posthumously than she wrote before she died.
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