reproduction rights
Authorization to duplicate
Reproduction rights refer to legal rights concerning the copying and distribution of creative works—who may reproduce a book, image, or recording, and under what terms.
The phrase also denotes rights related to human reproduction: access to contraception, abortion, and fertility treatments.
Context usually makes clear which meaning applies: The publisher acquired reproduction rights to the photograph; Activists rallied for reproduction rights outside the courthouse.
- copyrightExclusive reproduction rights
- licensingGranting official permission
- stock photosPre-made licensable pictures
- artworkVisual creative production
- infringementViolation of rights
plagiarism · derivative works · bioethics · surrogacy · bodily autonomy · cloning · stem cells · gene editing · royalties · genetic engineering · law · artist royalties · abortion · choice · Roe v Wade · march · pregnancy · legislation
- publishingpublishers, editors, editor, publishing house, books
- intellectual propertypatents, copyright, patent, trademark, trademarks
- Art Copyrightcopyright, infringement, fair use, copyright term, attribution
- image rightscopyright, model release, permissions, permission, attribution
- licensinglicense agreement, licensing board, application fee, license renewal, license fee
- publishing rightscopyright, copyright law, permissions, fair use, copyright notice
reproduction rightscopy protection
Measures preventing unauthorized duplication
all rights reserved · DRM · cease and desist · takedown notice
reproduction rightscopyright protection
Legal rights over original work
reproduction rightspublic domain
Unprotected creative works
creative commons · open access · copyleft · fair use · free license
right, rights, reproduce, reproduction, rightful, reproductive