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Copyright is by far the most durable of all IP rights—the life of the artist, plus at least 50 years, according to the 1886 Berne Convention. Some countries, including the US, UK, and France, have extended this to 70 years after an artist’s death.
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Copyright, Jean-Michel Jarre, eternal, UNESCO, artists, art, Perkins Coie, Fieldfisher, music
