On Wed, 9 Sep 2020 11:07:30 +0000, Brett Kruger <xxxxxx@kruger.id.au> wrote:

>Also I think (I could very well be wrong) that after a certain amount of
>time, after the author’s death maybe, that works move into the public
>domain? I only learned a bit of copyright law because our librarian tells
>me off.

The current term of copyright in the United States is 70 years after the
author's death. This will change when the "Steamboat Willie" cartoons are
once more about to enter the public domain; Disney will buy yet another
extension from Congress.

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