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In Reply to: RE: Those European box collections posted by Cpwill on January 18, 2024 at 16:21:40:
European copyright law provides for much shorter copyright times than does US law. Thus, a European company issuing USA created material in Europe is strictly within the bounds of European law.
My problem with the Europeans is that they will use USA made and licensed box sets from which to issue their own box sets. This happens to Mosaic all the time. Mosaic puts in the time and effort and pays the fees, and then gets ripped off by the Europeans. Note that Bear Family licences ALL their material from USA copyright holders.
USA copyright holders don't seem to care that European made box sets get imported to USA. Maybe the USA copyright holders should work to prevent these "pirated" works from entering USA.
I've never felt USA copyright protections should extend beyond about 25 years or the life of the artist, whichever comes first. If you can't make your money in 25 years, well maybe your "art" is not so very good.
Lack of skill dictates economy of style. - Joey Ramone
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- RE: Those European box collections - Mike K 17:48:12 01/18/24 (1)
- RE: Those European box collections - Cpwill 06:15:53 01/19/24 (0)