Duration of Copyright (Worldwide)

Australia: Life of the last author to die plus 70 years (measured separately for each author of a “non-joint” work); provided, however, that if an author died on or before December 31, 1954, then the duration of copyright is the life of the author plus 50 years

Canada: Life of the last author to die plus 50 years

Denmark: Life of the last author to die plus 70 years (measured separately for each author of a “non-joint” work)

France: Life of the last author to die plus 70 years

Germany: Life of the last author to die plus 70 years (measured separately for each author of a “non-joint” work)

Italy: Life of the last author to die plus 70 years

Japan: Life of the last author to die plus 50 years (measured separately for each author of a “non-joint” work)

The Netherlands: Life of the last author to die plus 70 years (measured separately for each author of a “non-joint” work)

New Zealand: Life of the last author to die plus 50 years (measured separately for each author of a “non-joint” work)

Norway: Life of the last author to die plus 70 years (measured separately for each author of a “non-joint” work)

South Africa: Life of the last author to die plus 50 years (measured separately for each author of a “non-joint” work)

Spain: Life of the last author to die plus 70 years

Sweden: Life of the last author to die plus 70 years (measured separately for each author of a “non-joint” work)

United Kingdom: Life of the last author to die plus 70 years (measured separately for each author of a “non-joint” work)