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When Does Copyright Protection Expire? In this informative video, we will clarify the duration of copyright protection and what it means for creators and businesses alike. Understanding copyright expiration is essential for anyone involved in creative works. We will explain how long copyright lasts for individual authors and how it differs for corporate or work-for-hire creations.

Copyright is a vital aspect of intellectual property law, protecting the rights of creators while also allowing for the eventual entry of works into the public domain. This balance ensures that creators can benefit from their work for a significant period, while also providing opportunities for others to use these works legally once they are no longer protected.

Additionally, we will compare copyright to other forms of intellectual property, such as patents and trademarks, highlighting their unique characteristics and durations. Whether you are a creator, a business owner, or simply someone interested in the legal aspects of creative works, this video provides essential knowledge on copyright protection.

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