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May 22, 2023

Thinking Fiction: Whose book, for how long?

Filed under: About Writing,Contributor Article,Editorial Matters,Ethical Considerations,Thinking Fiction — An American Editor @ 1:37 pm
Tags: Carolyn Haley, copyright, estate planning, fiction, legal rights, literary assets, novels, ownership

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January 16, 2023

On the Basics: Dealing with idea “theft”

Filed under: About Freelancing,About Writing,Editorial Matters,On the Basics — An American Editor @ 12:46 pm
Tags: articles, copyright, freelance writing, idea theft, pitching, protecting ideas, queries, querying, Ruth E. Thaler-Carter, writing

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May 24, 2019

Thinking Fiction: Protecting an Editor’s Rights — If Any

Filed under: Editorial Matters,The Business of Editing Redux,Thinking Fiction — An American Editor @ 6:31 pm
Tags: agreements, businesslike, Carolyn Haley, claiming copyright, contract, copyright, edited manuscript, editing, editors, fiction, getting paid, indie authors, manuscript, publishers, rights to work

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August 30, 2017

From the Archives: The Editor’s Interest: Copyright or Not

Filed under: Business of Editing,Financial Matters,From the Archives,The Business of Editing Redux — Rich Adin @ 4:00 am
Tags: contracts, copyright

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May 30, 2016

Sita Sings the Blues on Copyright

Filed under: A Musical Interlude,A Video Interlude,Miscellaneous Opinion,The Business of Books & Publishing — Rich Adin @ 4:00 am
Tags: copyright, Nina Paley, Sita Sings the Blues, TED talk

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March 1, 2011

The Editor’s Interest: Copyright or Not

Filed under: Editorial Matters,Professional Editors,The Business of Books & Publishing — Rich Adin @ 8:48 am
Tags: authors, copyediting, copyright, editor, editor's copyright, Freelance Editorial Services, professional editor, professional editors, publishers, publishing business model, wordsnSync

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November 10, 2010

The Internet and Free: A Problem That Will Grow

Filed under: Books & eBooks,Politics,The Business of Books & Publishing — Rich Adin @ 8:06 am
Tags: agency pricing, authors, consumer complaints, consumers, copyright, copyright restrictions, Digital Rights Management, DRM, ebooks, Freelance Editorial Services, Internet, piracy, pricing, publishers, value, wordsnSync

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September 2, 2010

Getting Paid: Things for a Freelancer to Think About

Filed under: Editorial Matters,Miscellaneous Opinion,Professional Editors,The Business of Books & Publishing — Rich Adin @ 7:37 am
Tags: authors, clauses, copyediting, copyright, editor, Freelance Editorial Services, jurisdiction, legal agreements, payment, professional editor, professional editors, venue, wordsnSync

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