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- architectural works were granted protection under the copyright protection act beginning on what date?
- what change was made on june 26, 1992
- what change was made on october 27, 1998
- what big change happened on november 2, 2002?
- from what website can us federal copyright information be found?
Brief Explanations
- Architectural works gained copyright protection in the U.S. starting December 1, 1990, via the Architectural Works Copyright Protection Act.
- June 26, 1992, marked the effective date for architectural works protection under the 1990 amendment.
- October 27, 1998, saw the enactment of the Sonny Bono Act, extending copyright terms by 20 years.
- November 2, 2002, was the effective date for key DMCA provisions regulating digital copyright.
- The U.S. Copyright Office’s official website is the primary source for federal copyright information.
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- December 1, 1990
- The effective date for protection of architectural works under the Copyright Act (as amended by the Architectural Works Copyright Protection Act)
- The Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act was enacted, extending copyright terms
- The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) provisions related to online service provider safe harbors and anti-circumvention measures were implemented (effective date)
- www.copyright.gov