"U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1977 January - June" is a reference publication documenting copyright renewals written in the late 20th century. This work compiles essential information about various renewals registered within the United States, reflecting the literary and publishing landscape during that specific period. The primary focus of the collection is to serve as a detailed record that can be valuable for authors, researchers, and legal professionals interested in copyright laws and the
status of various works. The opening of this volume outlines a list of copyright renewals from January to June of 1977, detailing various titles along with their respective authors and relevant copyright dates. Each entry is meticulously recorded, including non-renewal entries and specific references to literary and academic works, educational materials, and various genres. This systematic documentation highlights the breadth of creative works covered under U.S. copyright law during that time, thus offering readers a snapshot of the intellectual property landscape and serving as a useful tool for those involved in publishing and copyright management. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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