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I thought copyright had been extended long enough that they don't need to do that? For example you don't see the same thing quite so much with other genres of m

I thought copyright had been extended long enough that they don't need to do that? For example you don't see the same thing quite so much with other genres of music and music of the same age in those scenes haven't fallen into the public domain. (this is a question rather than statement)

josteink 7y ago
For new works, but not necessarily old ones. The remaster acts as a new, “derivative” work and thus gets whatever new copyright protection is offered by newer laws.
- fjsolwmv 7y ago
  But the older work doesn't, and nearly all recorded music is already covered by Disney's forever copyright just because of the history of when the technology was invented.
  - laumars 7y ago
    This was my understanding as well.