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After publication with notice , the claim to copyright must be registered in the Copyright Office . It is impossible to overemphasize the importance of seeing that the requirements with respect to the copyright notice , both as to its ...
After publication with notice , the claim to copyright must be registered in the Copyright Office . It is impossible to overemphasize the importance of seeing that the requirements with respect to the copyright notice , both as to its ...
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It will record the claim to copyright and leave it to a court during some future infringement proceeding to decide whether the claim is valid . If a court found a copyrighted work to be comprised of any of these undesirable qualities ...
It will record the claim to copyright and leave it to a court during some future infringement proceeding to decide whether the claim is valid . If a court found a copyrighted work to be comprised of any of these undesirable qualities ...
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If neither the author , his widow , nor any of his children are living , and the author left a will , the author's executor may claim renewal . If the author dies without leaving a will , and neither his widow nor any of his children ...
If neither the author , his widow , nor any of his children are living , and the author left a will , the author's executor may claim renewal . If the author dies without leaving a will , and neither his widow nor any of his children ...
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