[78-L] European Sound Recording Copyright Extension

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Nothing would stop anyone. Producers have been using false dates, not 
always by accident I think, for ever. If they even bother to publish a 
date, that is.

Women have been lying about their age from the beginning of time. OK, 
that was rude. Men do it too. Better?

If a copyright holder wanted to challenge a publication they would 
certainly be able to produce documentation describing the recording or 
publication date, whichever is the determining factor. Just like you can 
produce an ID with a birth date that allows you to drink or do other 
activities that are age limited.

joe salerno



On 9/13/2011 12:12 PM, Julian Vein wrote:
> On 13/09/11 17:54, Alan Bunting wrote:
>> The law (when eventually implemented) will NOT be retrospective so Mr. Lennick and I can continue to supplement our meagre incomes with a few more transfers and restorations.
>>
>> Alan Bunting
>>
> ==================================
> What's to stop anyone from issuing stuff after the deadline and putting
> a false (earlier) publication date on the product?
>
>        Julian Vein
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Joe Salerno