Question: A famous author recently passed away, and a company has begun selling unauthorized copies of his work online. The author's daughter is suing the company, but the company states that since the author is no longer alive, they can sell the content without his permission. How will this case most likely be resolved? A. The daughter will win because copyright protections last for 70 years beyond the author's life. B. The daughter will win because copyright protection never goes away, whether the author is alive or deceased. C. The company will win because copyright protections only last for the author's lifetime. D. The company will win because copyright protections do not apply to written work - only to digital art.