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   What are publishing rights?

   • Publishing rights are just what they sound like: the right to publish an author’s work in a specific geographical territory, format and language. Every publisher has to purchase the rights to create books in a certain format (paperback, e-book, etc.) They also have to purchase the rights if they want to publish a novel in a different language.

   A guide to book publishing rights — Amita Parikh

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   What rights should a publisher have to my work?

   • The right to own your work. Avoid granting a publisher all rights to your work; if you do, you can never use the same work again in its current form.

   Copyright Information for Writers | Poets & Writers

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   What rights do authors have?

   • The author retains the right to state that he or she authored the work, but loses all the other rights to the work, including the right to publish, market or distribute the work, to create derivative works, or to perform the work.

   A Novice Writer's Guide to Rights

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   What rights do authors have under US copyright law?

   • Every author is entitled to basic, inherent rights under US copyright law as the creator of an original work of intellectual property.

   Understanding Author Rights and Publishing Agreements

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2. www.writerswrite.com › journal › a-novice-writersA Novice Writer's Guide to Rights

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   Knowing the basic rights that you own in your work and the terms used by the publishing world can help avoid some nasty disappointments down the road. What Do You Own? The original author of a work owns the copyright to that work, unless he or she has assigned those rights to a third party.

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   Jun 29, 2023 · In this article, you’ll learn: What publishing rights are. Why publishing rights matter. How publishing rights are sold. Why authors often have multiple publishers. Examples of different types of rights an author might be eligible for. How much authors can make from selling the rights to their work.

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   Understanding Author Rights and Publishing Agreements. Every author is entitled to basic, inherent rights under US copyright law as the creator of an original work of intellectual property.

5. guides.library.cornell.edu › authorrights › knowyourUnderstanding Author Rights - Author Rights Resources ...

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   Dec 9, 2022 · What are Author Rights? People often use the terms "author rights" and "literary rights" to mean copyrights. Copyrights are legal rights that attach to certain types of intellectual property.

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6. www.lawinsider.com › dictionary › publishing-rightsPublishing Rights Definition | Law Insider

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   Define Publishing Rights. means all rights, consents, licenses and permissions necessary for the following acts undertaken after Company’s receipt of the applicable Content File from Label: (i) the reproduction, communication to the public, public performance, digital audio transmission and generally making available in connection with the ...

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   Mar 15, 2024 · Copyright is a bundle of rights controlling the use of a creative work. It gives authors of original creative work the following exclusive rights: Right to reproduce the work (in whole or part) Right to distribute copies of the work. Right to publicly perform the work.

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   The right of a publisher to license your work to others, which includes first and second serial rights, audio rights, film rights, foreign rights, translation rights, book club rights, the right to reprint excerpts of your work, rights to electronic editions and versions, performance rights, and merchandising rights.