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: Copyrightlaws.com3.0 Ownership of Copyright Materials
By Lesley Ellen Harris, Esq.
Answer: There is no straightforward answer. Ownership depends upon the publishing agreement signed by the publisher and author/illustrator/photographer. If you want to reproduce a portion of a book, it is often easiest to locate and contact the publisher. If the publisher cannot provide you with reproduction rights, they can refer you to the author/illustrator/photographer, or their representative, who may provide you with the appropriate rights. (2006-3)
Full post as published by Copyrightlaws.com on June 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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