Definitions for "Derivative Work"
New work based on or derived from one or more pre-existing works.
A work based upon one or more preexisting works; such as a translation, dramatization, musical arrangement, etc.
In copyright law, a work based on one or more preexisting works. The owner of the copyright in the preexisting work usually has the right to prevent others from creating derivative works. An authorized derivative work is separately "copyrightable." Examples of derivative works include reproductions of works of art, sculptures based on drawings, maps based on previously published sources, lithographs based on paintings etc. In addition editorial revisions, annotations, or other modifications can be considered derivative works (if the changes as a whole are sufficient to represent an original work of authorship).
Keywords:  mark, descriptive
Descriptive Mark
Keywords:  something, version, new
a new version of something else