> Clearly you don't understand the extension. > The term was extended to 90 years after the death of the author. Copyright never > lapses while you are still alive Yes, it does--if a buisness holds the copyright (say, your small buisness incorporates, and they get the copyright... or it's a "work for hire" to your own buisness) you can see it lapse--and that shouldn't happen. Hmm... 90 years past my death? So, you mean I can be embarassed and not publish my book, and then my wife (after I die in a fit of depression) can publish it, and live out the life that I always wanted to provide for her? Gee, cool. :) DM ------------- For more information, please link to www.opengamingfoundation.org
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