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*[[Benin]] life plus 50 years
*[[Benin]] life plus 50 years
*[[Bermuda]] unknown
*[[Bermuda]] unknown
*[[Bhutan]] unknown
*[[Bhutan]] life plus 50 years
*[[Bolivia]] life plus 50 years
*[[Bolivia]] life plus 50 years
*[[Bosnia and Herzegovina]] life plus 70 years
*[[Bosnia and Herzegovina]] life plus 70 years

Revision as of 20:02, 22 February 2006

An alphabetic list of different countries and the length of their standard copyright in years. Most countries now have copyright terms that are based on the death dates of the authors. Laws regarding anonymous works, corporate-authored works, or non-literary works vary per country. It is not intended to be used as a legal guideline since it cannot reflect the complexity of the copyright laws in effect at any one time and since copyright laws are changing continuously. It is intended only as an overview of the portions of the world which are under any particular style of copyright. See the external link at the end of this article for more details.