Royalties are an agreed upon amount that is paid to the author, composer, performer, actor, group, playwright, creator (except God who is on a higher plane than royalty) for the use of their patented or copyrighted work. It is often an amount per or percentage of books sold, times played on air, box office sales, performances, etc. Thus, if King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella had had an an arrangement with Christopher Columbus for royalties due from his "discovery" ruination) of the "new world", that would have been royal royalties. That, in turn, would have resulted in furious legal activity over the profits between the royals of Spain and the royals of England, France and Portugal. There is no dispute over who truly is due the royalties, but they are all living on reservations which are very hard to get because the place is so crowded now.
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A speech or piece of writing praising something is called a eulogy or tribute. It is a formal expression of admiration, reverence, or appreciation for someone or something.
Such a relationship is parasitic, the one stealing the nutrients is called a parasite, the one being stolen from is called the host.
i dont know what kind of answer you're looking for, but it's generally called "writing" or "getting published". hope that helps.. if not, try a thesaurus and look up those words - writing, publish
to make something short is called precise writing don't make alternation
Royalties are called so because they originally referred to payments made to royalty, specifically kings and queens, for the use of their land or resources. The term evolved to encompass payments made to creators and rights holders for the use of their intellectual property, such as music, literature, and patents. Essentially, royalties represent a share of revenue paid to the original creator or owner for the ongoing use of their work.
A person does not pay royalties for having a CD player in a car. A person might have to pay extra to the dealer for having a CD Player installed in a new car. This is called an option.
The reason for writing something is often referred to as its "purpose." This purpose can vary widely, including to inform, entertain, persuade, or express emotions. Understanding the purpose helps guide the content, tone, and style of the writing, ensuring that it effectively communicates the intended message to the audience.
Writing to inform your audience is called 'contextual' writing.
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sumerian writing is called cuneiform.