All articles tagged with #1930 works
In 2026, numerous notable works from 1930, including Nancy Drew, Betty Boop, and the first Pluto cartoon, will enter the public domain, allowing for renewed access and creative reuse, especially benefiting community and independent creators.
Works created in 1930, including Betty Boop, Nancy Drew, and several iconic songs and films, have entered the public domain in the US, allowing free use and adaptation, with some nuances regarding original versions and characters.
In 2026, numerous works from 1930, including Betty Boop, early Mickey Mouse cartoons, and works by Agatha Christie and William Faulkner, will enter the public domain, allowing for legal reuse and reinterpretation, though newer versions and trademarks remain protected. This shift promotes creativity but also raises legal challenges, especially with the rise of AI using copyrighted materials.