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Old 04-07-2009, 07:45 AM   #15
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Thanks, Paul. So, if I understand that correctly, once a work has been in the public domain once, it can thereafter be freely used without the permission of the copyright holder, but the copyright holder is entitled to ask for a royalty payment once the copyright has been revived. I suppose that is perhaps the "least of possible evils" in such a situation, undesirable though it is.
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