literary property

This was the first series of action figures ever produced based purely on a literary property.

Rights were acquired in literary properties that would never be filmed.

It is also true of the field of artistic and literary property.

He steadily increased the business by buying shares in sound literary properties.

Audio rights are increasingly being treated as valuable literary properties.

In exchange for advances, agents barter away rights to an author's literary property.

Who will be the next hot literary property?

She was peddling her hot literary property in New York.

Prior to 1954, there was no legislation in Egypt protecting artistic and literary property.

In addition to economic profit, the sequel was also used as a method to strengthen an author's claim to his literary property.

Who are the agents who make the most deals for literary properties?"

To a filmmaker, a novel is a literary property, with an emphasis on "property."

Unless a writer has negotiated special terms, selling a literary property to film or television means surrendering control to the buyer.

He later acquired literary properties for a company linked to Warner Bros.

For publishers, that means there is a vast pool of potentially profitable literary properties waiting to be claimed, sometimes from another house's list.

Some thoughts on the state of literary property Humbly submitted to the consideration of the public.

We need to be able to rely on them to bring us authors and literary properties that are authentic and as billed.

"We haven't elevated literary properties," he said.

Criticism, he argued, should be opposed to this kind of scholarship, and concern itself with the specifically literary properties of texts.

The First Consul entertained singular notions respecting literary property.

Sir, I will tell you in a few words, what is, in my opinion, the most desirable state of Copyright or literary Property.

Callaway's Miss Spider publishing program ranks as one of the all-time best-selling children's literary properties.

The urge to protect one's own literary property had its effect once again, however, and many of the items made their way into clandestine or private collections.

He was also known for selling cheap copies of books after their copyright had expired in disregard to London booksellers' opinions on literary property.

Desperate for their own "Rich Man," networks began to snap up likely literary properties, producing a series of increasingly expensive historical potboilers.