ad interim copyright
ad interim copyright noun: a special short-term copyright valid for five years from the date of its first publication, applied to certain books and periodicals in the English language.
Noun
ad interim copyright (usually uncountable, plural ad interim copyrights)
- A special short-term copyright valid for five years from the date of its first publication, applied to certain books and periodicals in the English language.
Forms of ad interim copyright
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Questions about ad interim copyright
- What does ad interim copyright mean?
- Ad interim copyright means a special short-term copyright valid for five years from the date of its first publication, applied to certain books and periodicals in the English language.
- What part of speech is ad interim copyright?
- Ad interim copyright is a noun.
- What is the plural of ad interim copyright?
- The plural of ad interim copyright is ad interim copyrights.
Words near ad interim copyright in the dictionary
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