Copyright Renewals 1978

Library of Congress. Copyright Office

Jun 2022 · DigiCat

About this ebook

In 'Copyright Renewals 1978', the Library of Congress Copyright Office has compiled an exhaustive and meticulously organized catalog of copyright renewal entries received during the year 1978. This resource is essential for scholars, legal professionals, and any individuals involved in intellectual property and copyright law. The book provides comprehensive detail, with entries painstakingly itemized to ensure both accuracy and ease of use for verification and research. Within the broader literary tradition of legal registers, this compendium stands as a critical source for historical copyright data, bridging the legal intricacies with accessible presentation for a diverse readership. The weight of the work is not solely in its content but its commitment to intellectual property preservation and accessibility. The authoring body, the Library of Congress Copyright Office, is the principal custodian of the United States' copyright records and serves a pivotal role in the maintenance and dissemination of copyright information. The creation of 'Copyright Renewals 1978' is part of the Office's larger duty to both record copyright activity and support public and legal inquiry into copyright status and ownership. This publication is a direct reflection of the thorough processes instituted by the Office for the accurate representation of the nation's creative output. This book comes highly recommended to those seeking detailed records of copyright renewals, whether for academic research, legal evidence, or personal curiosity about the copyright status of works from 1978. Its straightforward, reliable format lends itself to be a staple reference within libraries, law firms, and institutions that regularly engage with copyright information. 'Copyright Renewals 1978' is an important contribution to the preservation and study of the cultural and intellectual legacy from this specific year in U.S. history.