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This is a Sims 4 adaptation of a radio broadcast called "Suspense," which aired on CBS Radio from 1942-1962. "Sorry, Wrong Number" first aired on May 25, 1943 starring Agnes Moorehead. The broadcast features a story by Lucille Fletcher in which an invalid woman has found herself alone one evening and becomes privy to plans for murder while making a phone call to her husband's office.
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Under the 1909 Copyright Act, federal copyright was secured on the date a work was published or on the date of registration. A copyright lasted for a first term of 28 years from the date it was secured. The copyright was eligible for renewal during the final, 28th year, of the first term. (Source: Copyright.gov) The following radio broadcasts ended in 1962, subject to copyright until 1990.
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This is a Sims 4 adaptation of a radio broadcast called "Suspense," which aired on CBS Radio from 1942-1962. "Sorry, Wrong Number" first aired on May 25, 1943 starring Agnes Moorehead. The broadcast features a story by Lucille Fletcher in which an invalid woman has found herself alone one evening and becomes privy to plans for murder while making a phone call to her husband's office.
Featured Music: "Mark Hutson - Ancient Trials" is under a Creative Commons (CC BY-ND 3.0) license. Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: youtube.com/watch?v=gDe2lPA2jfI
Copyright Information:
Under the 1909 Copyright Act, federal copyright was secured on the date a work was published or on the date of registration. A copyright lasted for a first term of 28 years from the date it was secured. The copyright was eligible for renewal during the final, 28th year, of the first term. (Source: Copyright.gov) The following radio broadcasts ended in 1962, subject to copyright until 1990.
This adaptation is presented under "Fair Use"
which is defined as any copyrighted material
presented for a limited and “transformative” purpose,
such as to comment upon, criticize,
or parody a copyrighted work for the benefit of the public.
