Public Domain Day
Public Domain Day is held on January 1. Multiple countries. This event in the first decade of the month January is annual. 
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The public domain is part of the common cultural and intellectual heritage of humanity and is the major source of inspiration, imagination and discovery for creators. Works in the public domain are not subject to any restrictions and may be freely used without permission for commercial and non-commercial purposes.
Each January 1st is Public Domain Day, where a new crop of works have their copyrights expire and become free to enjoy, share, and reuse for any purpose. Due to differing copyright laws around the world, there is no one single public domain, but there are three definitions which cover most cases.
Similar holidays and events, festivals and interesting facts
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Triumph of the Cuban Revolution on January 1
The first day of Blacks and Whites' Carnival in southern Colombia on January 2 (celebrated until January 7);
The first day of the Carnival of Riosucio on January 2 (celebrated until January 8 every 2 years);
International Police Day on January 2
Victory of Armed Forces Day in Cuba on January 2
Three Kings Cavalcade on January 6
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