
audiobook
by Library of Congress. Copyright Office
This volume compiles every U.S. copyright renewal filed between July and December 1960 for books, pamphlets, serials and other periodical contributions. Entries are ordered alphabetically by author or issuing body, with serials sometimes listed by title. Each record lists both the original registration details and the renewal information, including dates, registration numbers, and claimants. Variant spellings and joint authors are cross‑referenced for easy navigation.
For librarians, scholars, and anyone tracing the life cycle of a work, this reference offers a reliable snapshot of mid‑century publishing activity. It reveals which titles were still in force, who held the rights, and how names appeared across different filings. The systematic layout makes it straightforward to locate a specific entry or to explore broader patterns in copyright renewal practices.
Because it captures the transitional period before the 1976 Copyright Act, the list also serves as a window into how creators and publishers managed their intellectual property in the early 1960s. Researchers can use it to verify renewal dates, compare original and renewed entries, and uncover connections between works and their owners.
Language
en
Duration
~7 hours (407K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-03-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

This U.S. government office is the nation’s main hub for copyright registration, recordation, and public information on copyright law. Housed within the Library of Congress, it also advises Congress and helps shape copyright policy.
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