What is intermediate right?

Intermediate rights refer to a category of rights associated with intellectual property, particularly in the context of copyright law. These rights allow creators to control the use of their work in ways that are more flexible than traditional copyright but still protect their interests. For example, intermediate rights might allow for certain uses of a work without requiring explicit permission from the creator, provided that the use falls within specified guidelines or limitations. This concept aims to balance the interests of creators with the public's access to creative works.