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| 15th Mar 2016, 10:21 AM | #1 REPORT | |
 | George Slv This comment marked as Spam. Please press Not Spam Member since Aug 2012 498 Points | Who knows the situation on things like 1950s TV shows? I think they could only still be copyrighted if they had all been formally registered with the government. A natural copyright of 28 years would not have been renewed by the 1988 law. I can't imagine that each and every show was registered. |
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