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Found: it's a sentence from 2020, and PG decided not to appeal (!?) Full story (in Italian) at https://www.wired.it/internet/web/2020/06/30/progetto-gutenberg-
by cosmos0072 5mo ago
Found: it's a sentence from 2020, and PG decided not to appeal (!?)
Full story (in Italian) at https://www.wired.it/internet/web/2020/06/30/progetto-gutenberg-sequestro/ https://www.wired.it/internet/web/2020/06/30/progetto-gutenb...
- charonn0 5mo agoSeems like a case for HTTP 451 (Unavailable for Legal Reasons) rather than 404.
- amelius 5mo agoHTTP 666 (We're evil) seems more fitting here.
- johndough 5mo agoIt looks like the issue was that, in Italy, copyright expires 70 years after the death of the author or the first translator of a work.
- JSeiko 5mo agoPG works based on US copyright law. And as I understand it that's also 70 years after author/translator death. My gut feeling is that if anyone tried hard enough this ban could probably get lifted
- robin_reala 5mo agoThat’s only the case for works published after the mid-70s. For works published before (which is all current PD books in the US), it’s 95 years after the date of publication, with a few exceptions where people failed to file renewal notices.