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COPYRIGHT
OFFICE
PRACTICES
2-125
Ch. 2.3
2.3.1
2.3.1
General Rules (cont'd)
III.
Registration. (cont 'd)
b.
Foreign periodicals. (cont'd)
2.
Foreign-language periodicals. Claim to copyright in a periodical by a foreign "author", manufactured outside the U.S.A., in a language or languages other than English, should be filed on Form A-B Foreign.
2.3.2
What are Periodicals.
I.
In general. Periodicals registrable in Class B include newspapers, magazines, reviews, bulletins, etc. issued at resular intervals of less than a year, the successive issues bearing the same title (with a distinguishing number or date tor each issue) and being similar in the general character ot their subject matter.
Examples:
(1)
A daily or weekly newspaper
(2)
A literary monthly containing in each issue an installment of a novel and a number of essays, short stories, and poems by various authors
(3)
A weekly journal of' opinion containing in each issue a number of articles, editorials, and cartoons on current political events
(4)
A weekly digest of news events
(5)
A semi-annual bulletin reporting current developments in the field of' biochemistry
(6)
A monthly publication containing informtional articles and illustrations on gardening
[1973]