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I'm sorry, probably my fault, but I don't follow? Public domain does exist: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_films_in_the_public_domain_in_the_United_State

• coldpie 13y ago
  He means no more works will ever be added to the public domain. He's right as far as I can tell.
• npizzolato 13y ago
  If you look closer at that list, the most recent film to enter the public domain was produced in 1968. The last time a film entered the public domain (known at least) was in 1991. And the overwhelming reason any work actually entered the public domain was that they failed to renew the copyright (which implies they could still not be in the public domain if the creators were more on top of their copyright situation). I think what the GP meant with "public domain does not exist anymore" is that it is effectively is no longer relevant.