DDEX Data Dictionary , 2010-06-18

TitleType

A message term for echo:ExtensionsMessage, dcho:InvoiceDeliveryMessage, mwlm:LicenseOrClaimConfirmationMessage, mwlm:LicenseOrClaimMessage, mwlm:LicenseOrClaimRequestMessage, erns:NewReleaseMessage, ernm:NewReleaseMessage, echo:ReleaseAvailabilityMessage, echo:ReleaseStatusInformationMessage, dcho:SalesReportDeliveryMessage, dsrs:SalesReportMessage, and dsrm:SalesReportToSocietyMessage.

A Type of Title which defines its origin, form or the function it fulfils in relation to a Creation. Note: A Title may fulfil more than one role. Example: "Help" may be both the OriginalTitle and the DisplayTitle for the well-known Beatles song.

Relationships
Parents	Type	A Class whose members are themselves Classes.
Instances	AbbreviatedDisplayTitle	A shortened version of the DisplayTitle which may be used for devices that have limited display capability.
	AlternativeTitle	An alternative to the ReferenceTitle. Example: a song may become well known or "also known as (a.k.a.)" by its first line or a line from its chorus: "Don't Stop Me Now" performed by Queen may have an AlternativeTitle "Having A Good Time" or, "I will always love you" performed by Whitney Houston may have an AlternativeTitle of "Theme from Bodyguard".
	DisplayTitle	A Title expressed by the RightsController as to how a Title should be displayed for presentation to the Consumer.
	FirstLineOfText	A Title which consists of the first line of the text of which it is a Title.
	FormalTitle	A Title structured according to a naming convention.
	GroupingTitle	A Title given to a grouping of Creations. Example: "Stadium Arcadium" by Red Hot Chilli Peppers is a GroupingTitle for their Product because it contains two Products which are each separately named "Saturn" and "Mars".
	IncorrectTitle	A Title by which a Creation is often incorrectly known.
	MisspelledTitle	A Title that contains common typographic errors.
	OriginalTitle	A Title given to a Creation by its Creator(s), in its original Language. Note: A Creation may be given more than one OriginalTitle. Note: The OriginalTitle of a Creation X may be the ReferenceTitle of a Creation that X is based on. Example: the OriginalTitle of the MusicalWork "My Way" (written by Paul Anka) is "Comme d'habitude" (written by Claude François).
	SearchTitle	A Title created to aid database searching (for example, where special characters, puns, or slang have been replaced by standardized elements).
	SortingTitle	A Title which has been arranged such that it can be used for alphabetic sorting.
	TitleAsPart	A Title of a Creation as Part of another Creation.
	TitleWithoutPunctuation	A Title from which all initial articles and punctuation have been removed.
	TranslatedTitle	A translation into a different Language of the value contained in an OriginalTitle Element. Note: this is not the same as the OriginalTitle of a translation of a Creation, though the two will often be represented by the same text xs:string. Example: the TranslatedTitle of "Le Nozze di Figaro" is "The Marriage Of Figaro".
	Unknown	A Type of an Entity used when a sender of a DdexMessage wishes to indicate that the value within the allowed value set is unknown.
	UserDefined	A Type of an Entity which is defined by a sender of a DdexMessage in a manner acceptable to its recipient.
Is Member of Composites	Composite Name	Description of Element Role	Cardinality
	ddexC:Title	A Type of the ddexC:Title which defines its origin or the function it fulfils in relation to a Creation. Note: A ddexC:Title may fulfil more than one role. Example: "Help" may be both the OriginalTitle and the DisplayTitle for the well-known Beatles song. This is represented in an XML schema as an XML Attribute.	0-1