Awesome. But the world would be even better if copyright expired after 60 years. That should be enough time for a 30-year old to get their share's worth of royalties until they're 90.
> On January 1, 2025, we celebrate published works from 1929 and published sound recordings from 1924 entering the public domain!
We live in repressive societies in which the state forbids making copies of things for 100 years.
And it annoys me even more when I remember these restrictions can be traced back to the corrupt protectionist collusion between British Queen Anne and the printers' guild:
I followed the link to The Opry House [1] and ended up watching it to the end. I had forgotten how much fun the early animators had with their versatile new tool.
