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a. Literary Works - Books (includes manuscripts, pamphlets, etc.) - Periodicals (newspapers, magazines, etc.) - Scripts prepared for oral delivery - Compilations (telephone directories, tabulations of data) - Collective works (encyclopedias, collections of photos or maps) - Computer programs
b. Musical Works - Works expressed in visible notation, with or without words, having rhythm with harmony and/or melody (e.g. songs, hymns, anthems, sheet music, etc.)
c. Dramatic Works - Dramas and drama music compositions (plays, operas, screenplays, etc.)
d. Choreographic Works - More than a social dance, needs to be expressive in nature (i.e., pantomine, expressive dance, etc.)
e. Pictorial, Graphic and Sculptural Works - Maps, globes, atlases, topographic maps - Works of art (paintings, drawings, sculptures, etc.) - Reproductions of works of art - Drawings and models of a scientific or technical nature (mechanical drawings, architect drawings, anatomical models, etc.) - Photographs (including negatives, slides and prints) - Prints and Pictorial Illustrations ( greeting cards, postcards, fabric, wallpaper) - Prints and labels for articles of merchandise
f. Audiovisual Works Works intended to be shown or viewed by the use of a machine or device (such as motion pictures, newsreels, promotional or training films, television programs and videotaped works)
g. Sound Recordings Works from a fixation of a series of musical, spoken or other sounds, but not sounds accompanying a motion picture or other audiovisual work (i.e., tape recordings, records, CDs, player piano rolls)
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