
audiobook
by Library of Congress. Copyright Office
Transcriber’s Note:
Preface
Introduction
Registrations January-June 1977
Abbreviations and Symbols
Index
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS - LF
RENEWAL REGISTRATIONS - R
The catalog provides a systematic record of every motion‑picture copyright registered in the United States during the first half of 1977. Each entry lists the claimant’s name, registration date, and number, along with a concise description of the work, whether it is a photoplay, a documentary, or another type of film. The classification codes (L for photoplays, M for other motion pictures) help users quickly sort the material for research or legal purposes.
Designed for librarians, filmmakers, and scholars, the volume also explains the statutory framework that governs copyright registration, offering insight into the procedural rules that were in effect at the time. The introductory notes describe how copies of the works were deposited and how the data can serve as prima facie evidence in court, underscoring the catalog’s official standing.
Beyond the listings, the publication details the pricing structure for individual issues and subscriptions, and it invites feedback from users to improve future editions. Its clear layout and thorough indexing make it a practical tool for anyone needing authoritative reference to mid‑1970s American motion‑picture copyrights.
Language
en
Duration
~47 hours (2734K characters)
Release date
2026-01-13
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
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Part of the Library of Congress, this office sits at the center of how copyright works in the United States. It manages registrations and public records while also helping shape policy and guidance for creators and users.
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