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"Copyright Renewals 1978," compiled by the Library of Congress, offers a comprehensive catalog of copyright renewals filed in the United States during that year. This meticulous record provides an invaluable resource for researchers, legal professionals, and anyone interested in intellectual property and copyright law. As a detailed bibliography and index, the book serves as a crucial reference for tracing the history of copyrighted works and understanding the evolution of copyright protections. Explore a snapshot of the creative landscape of 1978 through the lens of copyright filings, offering insights into the cultural and legal environment of the time. Essential for libraries, legal scholars, and those studying the impact of copyright on literature, music, art, and other creative endeavors. This historical record is a vital tool for navigating the complexities of copyright and its ongoing significance.
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