Sentences with phrase «duration of the copyright»

In traditional publishing, it was common to «assign» (transfer) most of your rights to the publisher for the full duration of the copyright.

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Multi-millionaire rockers such as Sir Paul McCartney and Sir Cliff Richard are set to benefit from recent changes to EU copyright legislation that extend the duration of copyright protection.

According to other parts of the agreement, this license applies worldwide, lasts for the duration of the copyright, and can not be terminated unless the author can prove Dymocks broke the agreement (and they can change anything in the agreement by putting an amended agreement on their website).

Authors grant an exclusive license to Dymocks for commercial rights worldwide for the duration of the copyright, including all subsidiary rights to the work.

While an author would have the right for their name to be attached to the work, they are essentially HANDING OVER CONTROL OF THE COMMERCIAL ASPECTS OF COPYRIGHT WORLDWIDE, INCLUDING ALL SUBSIDIARY RIGHTS, FOR THE DURATION OF THE COPYRIGHT.

Donna, One MAJOR difference between KDP (Select) and old publishing model is duration of the exclusivity / engagement: with Old Publishing, you sold your rights away for the duration of copyright (70 years after your death).

The chair of the Society of Authors, Tom Holland, has hit out at publishers» attempt to seize control over electronic rights, calling ebook deals that lock authors in for the duration of copyright «not remotely fair».

The publisher likes to get World Rights to any and all editions of the work, for the duration of the copyright (currently, the author's life plus 70 years).

We are entitled to make use of the article for the duration of the copyright and throughout the world.

Typically, the duration of copyright is the whole life of the creator plus fifty to a hundred years from the creator's death, or a finite period for anonymous or corporate creations.

In principle, there is an original copyright and a copyright of the revised version, but this makes no difference in the duration of a copyright of a natural person which is 70 years from the death of the author.

Updating the copyright notice used to be a much bigger deal when the duration of a copyright was 26 years from publication, and renewable only once for an additional 26 years, as it was pre-1978.

It also has no effect on the duration of the copyright of a corporate work where the legal author is not a natural person, which is 95 years from first publication or 120 years from creation, whichever is shorter.

A revision does not generally affect the duration of copyright: however, if a joint work is created, the copyright on the underlying work expires relative to the death of the original author and the copyright on later parts created by a second (added) author is relative to the second author's death.

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The duration of copyright varies according to different laws; however generally copyright lasts for 70 years after the death of the author (s), and you can check if the author died on Wikipedia or on the internet.

To address the ongoing concerns, the Term Directive (EU Directive 93 / 98 / EEC on harmonising the term of protection of copyright and certain related rights) was passed, which was duly implemented in the UK under the Duration of Copyright and Rights in Performance Regulations 1995; these came into force in 1996 and increased the term of protection to the life of the author plus 70 years.

A complete explanation of the duration of copyright protection in Canada and exceptions to the life - plus - fifty rule are in Chapter 8, Canadian Copyright Law, Fourth Edition.

This has spurred him to publish a paper, ««Researching the Copyright Status of a Book»» [PDF] that takes you through the process of figuring out the duration of copyright on a particular book.