At 10:39 AM 6/5/2003, Kevin Grierson wrote:
>in the U.S., at least, the rights of attribution and integrity are limited
>to works of visual art and expire when the author does.
This is true as a matter of Federal law, but, let it be remembered, this is not necessarily true with respect to state law, which Congress intended to survive. In Massachusetts (and California) it's life-plus-fifty, and where there is overlap with Section 106A, the protection kicks in when the author kicks off.
Vance R. Koven, Senior Attorney
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