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   What happens if copyright protection expires?

   • When the term of copyright protection has expired, the work falls into the public domain. This means that the work, has effectively become public property and may be used freely. It should be stressed that actual duration will vary under national laws, and you should check the laws of individual countries before you attempt to use a work.

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   How long does copyright protection last?

   • Works will then stay protected until the copyright expires, after which time they pass into the "public domain”. In the UK copyright protection generally lasts: for films and sound recordings: for 70 years from the date of creation or release. The government provides more information on copyright duration.

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   Can a copyright be inherited?

   • Yes. Just like any other asset, the rights to a copyright work can be inherited. What happens when a copyright expires? The work will fall into the public domain, making it available to anyone wishing to use, copy or reproduce the work. This is how so many companies can publish works by William Shakespeare, classical composers etc.

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   How long does IPO copyright last?

   • The length of copyright depends on the type of work. The length of copyright also depends on how long ago the work was created. You can read more guidance about how long copyright lasts. Contact the IPO Customer Support Centre if you have questions about the copyright of an older work.

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   What does copyright protect?

   • Copyright is a type of ‘intellectual property right’ that gives the authors of original, creative works the right to decide who is allowed to copy and share their work and how.

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   Who owns copyright?

   • The first owner of copyright is usually the author or the producer of the work, although if you create something as part of your job, your employer will typically own the copyright. Most universities have intellectual property policies defining who owns copyright in certain types of works.

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   Jan 15, 2021 · Copyright will expire on 31 December 2039. To use this work, you will need to contact the current copyright owner to seek permission.

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   Copyright protection starts as soon as a work is created. Once your copyright has expired, anyone can use or copy your work. The length of copyright depends on the type of work.

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   Oct 22, 2024 · When a work’s copyright expires, it enters the public domain, meaning it is no longer protected by copyright law. Once in the public domain, the work can be freely used, copied, distributed, adapted, or modified by anyone without the original creator’s permission or heirs’ permission.

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   This notice provides advice for anyone wishing to understand how long copyright protection lasts in new and existing works.

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   What happens when copyright expires? When the term of copyright protection has expired, the work falls into the public domain. This means that the work, has effectively become public property and may be used freely.

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   What happens when a copyright expires? The work will fall into the public domain, making it available to anyone wishing to use, copy or reproduce the work. This is how so many companies can publish works by William Shakespeare, classical composers etc. What types of work are protected? Any literary, dramatic, design, musical or artistic work.

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   How long does copyright last? Copyright works are protected from the moment they are recorded in a "fixed" form, such as written down, recorded or stored in digital format. Works will then stay protected until the copyright expires, after which time they pass into the "public domain”. In the UK copyright protection generally lasts: