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I just had a nice healthy three-figure sale, which was very welcome, but looking at the details, I'm not sure I got a good deal:

 

Industry sector: Media, design & publishing

Start: 22 July 2015
End: 22 July 3015

 

Is 1000 years now standard for business use?

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and now this one's just popped up:

 

Start: 23 July 2015

End: 23 July 2020

Duration: 1month

I have them like that and I think this is the print licence for 1 month (presumably a magazine) and the web licence 5 years.

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Make sure your write it into your will so your heirs can divide the booty in 3015 if the licence is renewed.

 

I suspect the copyright might have run out before then.

 

 

I have a feeling that there won't be any such thing as "copyright" in 3015.

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Make sure your write it into your will so your heirs can divide the booty in 3015 if the licence is renewed.

 

I suspect the copyright might have run out before then.

 

 

I have a feeling that there won't be any such thing as "copyright" in 3015.

 

I'd like to give this a thumb's down instead of the thumb's up I gave it because I wish you were wrong but sadly the way things are going...

 

BTW, Good laugh today Phil on that millennium license. Certainly a world-record. 

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Make sure your write it into your will so your heirs can divide the booty in 3015 if the licence is renewed.

 

I suspect the copyright might have run out before then.

 

 

I have a feeling that there won't be any such thing as "copyright" in 3015.

 

I'd like to give this a thumb's down instead of the thumb's up I gave it because I wish you were wrong but sadly the way things are going...

 

BTW, Good laugh today Phil on that millennium license. Certainly a world-record. 

 

 

Thanks. OTOH, we have 1000 years to get used to the idea.

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