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From: rs.miller@pro-sol.cts.com (Randy Miller)
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Subject: Re: New upstart computer company makes an announcement!
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Date: 23 Oct 89 04:53:55 GMT
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Network Comment: to #12606 by mmunz@pro-beagle.cts.com

Take it from a librarian (hint, hint)... Current copyright law says that
copyright is good only for 26 years, being renewable for another 26 year after
that.  From there, the work in question could bloody well go into the PD.  (At
least this is my recollection of how this works.  I haven't done anything with
copyright since the first time around for my MLS).
Randy Miller
rs.miller@pro-sol (soon to be a graduate student in library science [for the
second time] in Bucky Badger's backyard, up in the Land of Cheese. (Also known
as the University of Wisconsin at Madison).