What is the span of years for a copyright at the bottom of the page. When should the copyright be update on a website. For example, is a copyright 2004 out of date?

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Printing a copyright notice on a web page (or any published content for that matter) is actually not necessary for the content to be protected by copyright law. Just noting the original date the content was published is sufficient if you don't want to keep updating the notice.

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