Wednesday, March 23, 2005
When copyright fails ::
Peter Suber at Open Access News has an interesting post on the contracts used by two major Science journals. Although in both cases the author retain copyright of their work, both journals restrict the author's right to submit that work to a repository.
It raises the question of what rights Biblical Scholars retain over their work that is published in journals. If anyone still has a copy of their contract from a recent article, if you let me know the terms I'll prepare a list...
You can either reply by email or via the comments to this post. ¶ 8:48 AM
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Peter Suber at Open Access News has an interesting post on the contracts used by two major Science journals. Although in both cases the author retain copyright of their work, both journals restrict the author's right to submit that work to a repository.
It raises the question of what rights Biblical Scholars retain over their work that is published in journals. If anyone still has a copy of their contract from a recent article, if you let me know the terms I'll prepare a list...
You can either reply by email or via the comments to this post. ¶ 8:48 AM
[to Del.icio.us]
