Question 2 options: Live broadcast program's copyright will expire on years after the broadcast date.

What will happen when the copyright expires? (Choose only 2) Question 1 options: The work is set as public. Owner can renew copyright within a year from expiry. The work is destroyed. Users do not need to obtain permission from the copyright owner.

What happens to the work after the copyright time has passed? Question 6 options: It goes into the public domain It can be bought There is no time-limit on copyright The work must be destroyed

Which of the following is correct for copyright law? Group of answer choices 1.All of the other statements are correct. 2.Copyright in a work lasts for as long as the author is alive, once the author dies the copyright protection ends. 3.It is possible to infringe copyright even if you copy a small part of a work. 4.Copyright only arises once it has been registered.

The term of copyright for a published "work for hire" is 95 years.

How long does trademark protection last?1 point20 years70 yearsPotentially forever