Sentence examples for author payment from inspiring English sources

But it is a mistake to equate open access and author payment.

And, yes, because of author payment, that committee sees a proliferation of illegitimate open access journals.

But, again, that is because of author payment, not because the results of research are being made freely available.

In the UK, the autumn issue of the Society of Authors' magazine, the Author, sees editor and author James McConnachie tackle the issue of author payment at literary festivals in a piece entitled Literary Festivals: Work Not Play.

Journals that rely on author payments might disappear in a decade or so, he speculates, as research funding agencies and universities adopt new ways of financing the publishing and sharing of information.

But next time I hear newspaper publishers complaining about how the Internet is killing their business, I'm going to remember, with a smile, that 170 years ago the fledgling newspaper industry saw nothing wrong with aggregating the work of successful authors without payment, while writing reader-baiting articles with the sole purpose of embedding advertisements.

No other authors received payment for their contributions to the research.

Consider as well, that most free online translation tools are fraught with errors, requiring massive edits by the English-speaking author or payments for additional editorial services.

None of these authors received payments for their contributions to the manuscript.

Fixed costs of both print and electronic journals are recovered in three main ways: through subscriptions, author-side payments or contributions of time by editors and others, as in the Sri Lankan setting.

Proponents of the copyright view argue that you're depriving the author of fair payment for her or his work.