That seems fine on net since the public benefits massively. If it turns out 5 isn't enough time to incentivize people to actually write books or make movies th

That seems fine on net since the public benefits massively. If it turns out 5 isn't enough time to incentivize people to actually write books or make movies then maybe back to the original 14. I don't know the specific policy answer that turns out to be enough time to keep the incentive, but I do know it isn't 95 years after the publication date or 70 years after the author's death.