Copyright Work Types

Copyright Work Types - Copyright Work Types encompass various forms of creative works such as Derivative Work, Collective Work, and Joint Work, each with unique characteristics and legal implications. Derivative Works are based on pre-existing works, Collective Works involve the assembly of independent works into a single publication, and Joint Works are created by collaboration with merged contributions.

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Label (rdfs): Copyright Work Types
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Definition and Examples

Definition: Copyright Work Types encompass various forms of creative works such as Derivative Work, Collective Work, and Joint Work, each with unique characteristics and legal implications. Derivative Works are based on pre-existing works, Collective Works involve the assembly of independent works into a single publication, and Joint Works are created by collaboration with merged contributions.
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Class Relationships

Sub Class Of: Copyright Concept Objectives
Parent Class Of: Compilation

Collective Work

Work for Hire

Joint Work

Derivative Work
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