300-10
308
Collective works. (cont'd)
308.04
Periodicals other than daily newspapers. (cont'd)
308.04(b)
Difference in advertising matter. Where the only difference between the editions is in advertising matter, separate registrations will not be made unless the advertisements are asserted to belong to the copyright claimant for the periodical.
308.04(c)
Difference in uncopyrightable elements. Where the only difference between the editions is in uncopyrightable elements such as typography, size, coloring, paper stock, or the like, separate registrations will not be made.
308.05
Daily newspapers: various editions. A single registration may be made for the various editions of a daily newspaper or for a daily newspaper which contains different regional supplements. If the application for registration refers to the various editions or supplements, the deposit must include such editions or supplements.
309
Certain periodicals not collective works. Certain periodicals are not collective works since they consist entirely of a single contribution. The application should, in such event, assert a basis of claim in "text," if original, rather than "collective work."
310
Contributions to collective works. An individual contribution that was written independently and not as a "work made for hire" is considered a separately copyrightable work. See 17 U.S.C. 201(c). Where the owner of copyright in a collective work has not obtained ownership of all rights initially belonging to the author of a particular contribution, such person cannot be the "claimant" of copyright in that contribution. See 37 C.F.R. 202.3(a)(3). To register
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