Territories – Its Place in Copyright Compliance As Sally Ride once said, “All adventures, especially into new territory, are scary.” If you have recently entered the publishing business, possibly as a self-publisher, a key decision you will have to make is in which territories you plan to distribute your works. Questions regarding sales and distribution can be […]
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Part II: Journal Submissions
Part I offered several tips on copyright issues related to submitting to a journal. Below you will find additional information that may better prepare you to manage rights for submitting your work to a journal. As you compose your article, keep track of all your sources. And, as we advise often in The Copyright Detective […]
Part I: Journal Submissions
Contemplating journal submissions in your future? Do you know about the copyright issues associated with journal submissions? You may be thinking about submitting to a journal for the first time. Or you may be thinking of submitting for the first time in a long time (publishers’ expectations of writers change over time). The information and […]