Sentences with phrase «publishing contracts require»

Most publishing contracts require the author to notify the publisher of the author's desire to terminate an out of print work.

If they hadn't, we'd never have clauses in publishing contracts requiring authors to not publish with anyone else or tying up every form of the novel in whatever format or means available, even those not yet invented or imagined.

Not exact matches

Thus, the fiduciary definition in the Rule published on April 8, 2016, and Impartial Conduct Standards in these exemptions, are applicable on June 9, 2017, while compliance with other conditions for covered transactions, such as the contract requirement, in these exemptions is not required until January 1, 2018.

PUBLIC SERVICES (SOCIAL ENTERPRISE AND SOCIAL VALUE) BILL - Chris White MP (Warwick and Leamington) «Bill to require the Secretary of State and local authorities to publish strategies in connection with promoting social enterprise; to enable communities to participate in the formulation and implementation of those strategies; to require that public sector contracts include provisions relating to social outcomes and social value.»

The month he arrived, Leonhardt published an article in Nature's «News & Views» section, commenting on the cloaking of heat and listing COER as his primary affiliation, as his contract required.

It seems that a self - pub author might go into a publishing contract with more realistic expectations, a better idea of what is required for marketing, and a better sense of publishing goals.

Many require this to be via a literary agent, but you may strike lucky and be offered a publishing contract.

These days, many traditional publishing contracts include clauses that require an author to have a social media presence for the purpose of marketing and promotion.

As for what will be the fate of the 20 years» worth of comics produced by Dark Horse, Driver said, «Per our original contract with LucasFilm, reprints / usage of Dark Horse published material would require Disney to purchase the original files directly from Dark Horse.»

Even self - publishing platforms like CreateSpace require you to warrant that you have the unencumbered right to publish — which, as long as there may be a contract still in force, is an open question.

The problem with self - publishing a book when a publisher still holds your rights isn't just that the publisher might make trouble for you, but that any self - publishing platform will require you to warrant that you have the right to publish — which you don't, as long as an exclusive contract with another publisher is in effect.

So: Never sign contracts requiring you to pay the publisher out of pocket, and if you suspect your publishing deal isn't quite as fair as the publisher claims — don't be afraid to walk away.

When costs are listed, they often exceed the amount the author would have to pay to self - publish the work - meaning the author could hire a professional cover designer, developmental editor and copy editor... and still not pay as much these contracts require.

A few publishers offer unsuspecting authors a «traditional publishing deal» — where the publisher pays publishing costs and industry - standard royalties on sales — paired with a «mandatory marketing and author training contract» that requires the author to pay the publisher (or an affiliated marketing agency) thousands of dollars for marketing and «author training» services.

And since publishing contracts typically don't require more than generalities in royalty statements, publishers are happy to comply.

Remember: a contract that calculates royalties on «net receipts,» defined as «amounts received by the publisher less the costs of editing and publishing the Work or less the Publisher's actual costs to publish and sell the Work» is actually requiring the author to pay the publishing costs.

A publishing contract should never require the author to purchase copies of the finished book.

NOTE: We will accept previously self - published works under the right circumstances, in which case we'll require you to un-publish the piece everywhere upon acceptance of contract.

Yet social media engagement has become so vital that many traditional publishing contracts now have clauses that require writers have author websites and... Continue Reading

As you can see there are a myriad of reasons why people self - publish and many of them don't require you signing an exclusivity contract.

Legitimate traditional publishers never make authors pay for anything out of pocket, either as part of the publishing contract or in a separate (but required) agreement.

Traditional publishing had an unwritten rule that they would require authors to choose a pen name if they were still under contract but their previous title (s) hadn't sold as well as anticipated.

There have been a few examples where a publisher has require an author to return their advance and has canceled the contract because the author — gasp — indie published something while waiting for their traditionally published book to come out.

Legitimate publishing contracts never require the author to purchase copies of the finished book.

In this contract, an unsuspecting author is offered a «traditional publishing deal» — meaning the publisher pays the publishing costs and offers industry - standard royalties on sales — but the contract contains a «mandatory marketing agreement» (or addendum) that requires the author to pay the publisher (or an affiliated marketing company) thousands of dollars to market and advertise the author's book.

Yet social media engagement has become so vital that many traditional publishing contracts now have clauses that require writers have author websites and active online profiles.

First, there are laws in many states requiring contracts to be in writing unless, by their terms, they can be fulfilled within a year (these are known as Statutes of Frauds and they do in many cases apply to publishing contracts).

Since professional writers already depend on agents / contract lawyers (since even the best and most caring editors are still on the publisher's payroll, not the author's), and as the share of self - published books grows, it seems unavoidable that some agents and editors will merge / pool their talents to provide writers with the external services they require (accounting, editorial counsel, copy - proofing) so that authors can focus on their core trade.

Further, those he taught were required to sign contracts that they would not teach or publish details of the procedure to others.

The mandate of the LEITI to publish contracts and review how they are allocated goes beyond that of its international parent initiative, the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative or EITI, 3 which requires publication of government revenues from extractive industries.

In a statement the legal tech and publishing giant said that eBrevia's AI engine powers Thomson Reuters contract remediation services by identifying three critical data points based on the client's remediation plan: clauses needing revision, the absence of clauses required by the regulation, and the components required to generate a contract amendment.

«Legal and non - legal [Judicial and non-judicial] documents and papers relating [pertaining] to civil, commercial and administrative cases and cases of personal status required to be served or notified to [which are to be published or which are to be transmitted to] persons residing in one of the contracting states shall be sent [dispatched] directly by the authority or the competent legal office [from the judicial body or officer concerned] to the court which the person who is required to be served or notified resides in its jurisdiction area [to the court of the district in which the person to be notified resides]».

Requires the attorney general to make certain determinations before entering into a contingency fee contract with a private attorney, and requires the attorney general to publish certain information concerning contingency fee contracts on the attorney general's Requires the attorney general to make certain determinations before entering into a contingency fee contract with a private attorney, and requires the attorney general to publish certain information concerning contingency fee contracts on the attorney general's requires the attorney general to publish certain information concerning contingency fee contracts on the attorney general's website.

Advised sales force regarding all aspects of printing and filing requirements., 1998 - 2004 RCI GROUP, INC., New York, NY, Customer Service Representative and Print Production Manager, 1996 - 1998 NEW YORK PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY, New York, NY, Lead Plant Foreman, • Supervised press room staff consisting of 27 union employees., • Negotiated aspects of collective bargaining agreements., • Coordinated daily with plant and operations managers on all production schedules., • Purchased all supplies required to meet project specifications., • Monitored press room personnel to guarantee consistent maintenance of equipment., • Negotiated vendor and supplier contracts., • Developed internal systems and policies to increase productivity, increase profitability, and decrease waste., 1994 - 1996 BOWNE OF NEW YORK, New York, NY, Senior Customer Service Representative, 1987 - 1994 MERRILL CORPORATION, New York, NY, CORPORATE PRINTING COMPANY (acquired by Merrill Corporation in 1993), Senior Customer Service Representative, 1984 - 1987 PANDICK TECHNOLOGIES, New York, NY, Facilities Management Analyst, • Wrote business plan for start - up company that was subsequently sold to Pitney Bowes for $ 100, 000, 000.