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Public Domain
Refers to the status of a work having no copyright protection and, therefore, belonging to the world. When a work is “in” or has “fallen into” public domain, it means it is available for unrestricted use by anyone. Permission and/or payment are not required for use. Except with respect to certain foreign-originated works eligible for restoration of copyright, once a work falls into the public domain ("PD"), it can never be recaptured by the owner. 4669 hits | added 03.22.04Member Comments
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If I own an Sound Recording Copyright (form SR) of my version of a Public Domain song, like Amazing Grace, can I register it with BMI and collect royalties if my recording ends up on a major Network Television show?
posted by: Michael on Oct 29, 06 | 6:58 pm