
This volume gathers every United States copyright renewal filed in 1954, presenting a snapshot of the nation’s creative output during that year. Organized into two six‑month sections, the listings cover books, music, films, and other works that were formally extended beyond their original terms. Each entry records the original registration details, the renewal date, and the parties involved, offering a clear view of the legal life of each work.
The collection is an indispensable tool for researchers tracing the provenance of mid‑century media, librarians curating historical catalogs, and legal professionals examining the evolution of copyright practice. By laying out the data in a straightforward, alphabetized format, it allows quick reference without the need for specialized databases. Listeners will discover how the administrative side of creativity reveals broader cultural trends of the early 1950s.
Language
en
Duration
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Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-08-01
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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