Sentence examples for publisher contract from inspiring English sources

After signing such a contract, the author has transferred all five of the bundled rights, and the author no longer has any rights to the work — except as described in the publisher contract, or as allowed for under US copyright law's Fair Use provisions.

It seems the tech was so well-made and the site's UI so slick that more people were signing up, sticking around and reading more ebooks than the publisher contract side of the equation could sustain.

Many publisher contracts with libraries explicitly prohibit these activities, with publishers beginning to offer these services as lucrative premium "extras". Certainly there is much here to ponder as we consider appropriate MIT Faculty responses.

The EC has also gone after Amazon over e-book pricing and publisher contracts — forcing a change to its practices to settle that antitrust probe.

This online publisher contracts people to write interesting articles, and then makes money off the advertisements in the side columns.

If publishers contract their already miniature lists?

They talked about broadcasting fees, publishers' contracts, the changing fortunes of Arsenal and Chelsea footballers.

There is a large amount of correspondence dealing with practical arrangements with publishers, contracts, censors, translators, editors and so on.

The most-favored clause is a provision in the publishers' contracts with Apple requiring that no other retailer sell e-books for a lower price.

The publishers' contracts with Apple included a so-called most-favored-nation clause, requiring that no other retailer sell e-books for a lower price; if they did, the publisher would have to match the price of the e-book in Apple's store.

The publishers' contracts with Apple included a "most favored nation" clause, requiring that no other retailer sell e-books for a lower price; if they did, the publisher would have to match the price of the e-book in Apple's store.