Educating Professionals Creating and Applying Knowledge Engaging our Communities Catherine Daniel, Copyright Coordinator Publishing your Research Don’t lose your rights July 2013

Whether publishing your research in print or online, you are making your research available to the public (an act reserved for copyright owners). If your research contains any material owned by third party (i.e not you), making this content available to the public is a copyright infringement – unless permission has been granted. Copyright Implications…

Sample permission request letter is available for you to customise Keep responses Attach copies to your final submission form

Publishing

Publishing models

Academic Publishers

Open Access Publishing

Self Publishing

Vanity Publishing

Print on Demand

Solicitations from Publishers

Know your Rights § 2 Assignment of Rights 1. The Author shall transfer to the Publisher, without spatial restrictions and for the entire duration of the legally stipulated copyright period, the exclusive right to copy and distribute the work (the right of publication), including all bibliographical texts and/or images additionally delivered by the Author (such as a jacket blurb and vita) for all print and digital editions (e-books), and for all editions without count restrictions in German and English languages, and in the language in which the work has been composed…

Which model?

Copyright Collecting Societies

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