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==How Do Copyright Laws Differ Between Hymns and Compilations?== | ==How Do Copyright Laws Differ Between Hymns and Compilations?== | ||
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* Unless otherwise stated, this only refers to public domain content in the United States. Works in other countries may have different copyrights. | |||
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Revision as of 22:26, 4 May 2007
Definition
- This term refers to works which have expired or non-existing copyrights. Essentially, this means that people can do what they want with the work without permission, and without breaking any laws.
Which Hymns Are Public Domain?
Generally, a hymn is in the public domain if it was published on or before 1923.
How Do Copyright Laws Differ Between Hymns and Compilations?
HymnWiki Notes
- Unless otherwise stated, this only refers to public domain content in the United States. Works in other countries may have different copyrights.
