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Registered Copyright

Registered ownership of rights in an artistic, literary, musical, or dramatic work under a copyright registration system.

A Registered Copyright is the registered ownership of rights, under a system of laws, for promoting the creation of and access to artistic, literary, musical, dramatic, and other creative works.

The object records the title of the copyrighted work, the dates on which registration was applied for and issued, its current status, and, where applicable, its expiry date.

Fields

5 fields

Field nameTypeDefinitionBound to
Application DatedateThe date on which the copyright was requested.—
Copyright Title*textThe title of the copyright.—
Copyright StatustextThe status of the copyright registration.—
Date IssueddateThe date the copyright was issued.—
End DatedateThe date of expiry of the copyright.—

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