exclusivas

Exclusivas is the plural form of exclusiva in Spanish, used as a noun to denote items, information, or rights that are limited to a single source or participant. In journalism and media, the term commonly refers to exclusive content published first or solely by one outlet. An exclusiva, or a news scoop, is information granted to a particular publication ahead of others, often through an agreement with a source. When multiple exclusivas exist, they may refer to several exclusive stories, interviews, or access deals claimed by a publication.

In commercial and legal contexts, exclusivas describe exclusive rights or arrangements that limit distribution, licensing, or sale to a single partner within a defined market or territory. For example, a company may grant exclusivas to a retailer, giving that retailer the only right to sell a product in a country for a period of time. The term is widely used in Spanish-speaking markets, and its precise meaning can vary by industry and contract.

Related terms include exclusividad (exclusivity), derecho de exclusividad (exclusive rights), primicia (scoop), and exclusión (exclusion). The concept emphasizes preferential access, privilege, or control granted to a specific party.