Sentence examples for permissions fee from inspiring English sources

Michael Groden, a scholar at the University of Western Ontario, spent seven years creating a multimedia version of "Ulysses," only to have Stephen block the project, in 2003, with a demand for a permissions fee of one and a half million dollars.

Our reply will include the grant of permission and information about any restrictions or permissions fees.

Scholars were charged extortionate permissions fees, and often bluntly refused the right to quote from his grandfather's work at all.

Plaintiffs convincingly assert that they are in this business to make money and want to collect permissions fees.

Since publishers can't afford to fully cover permissions fees for print books, and cannot yet predict what they will earn from e-books, the writer has to choose between taking a loss on permissions fees or short-changing readers on content.

Appropriately, plaintiffs refer to this bound packet as an "anthology". Plaintiffs derive a significant part of their income from textbook sales and permissions fees.

This impact is more powerfully felt by authors and copyright owners of the out-of-print books, for whom permissions fees constitute a significant source of income.

This court further finds that Kinko's copying unfavorably impacts upon plaintiffs' sales of their books and collections of permissions fees.

1533, the court found "that Kinko's copying unfavorably impacts upon plaintiffs' sales of their books and collection of permissions fees". Id. at 1534.

[FN 17] Apparently the court deemed this irrelevant, because the adverse impact "is more powerfully felt by authors and copyright owners of the out-of-print books, for whom permissions fees constitutes a significant source of income". Id.

But the court's reasoning is consistent with that of the publishers, who claim the right to sell the book and to receive "permissions fees" for copying excerpts from the book.