94 · Representative Documents: Author’s Rights
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Author’s Rights
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transferred but clear and extensive
rights are retained by the author
Cambridge University Press, American
Political Science Association (Copyright
Agreement): exclusive copyright is
transferred to the publisher
Blackwell Publishing, Society for
Applied Philosophy (Exclusive License
Form): exclusive copyright is
transferred to the publisher
Elsevier (Sample Copyright Transfer
Agreement): copyright is transferred but
some rights are retained by the author
Nature Publishing (License to Publish):
allows copyright to remain with the
author
London Mathematical Society
(Publication Agreement): allows
copyright to remain with the author
Public Library of Science (PLoS) (Open
Access License): author retains
copyright under Creative Commons
license
Rockefeller University Press, Journal of
Experimental Medicine (Copyright
Policy/Provisional License to Publish):
author retains copyright under Creative
Commons license
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“The author grants to the Publisher exclusive first publication rights in the Work, and further
grants a non-exclusive license for other uses of the Work for the duration of its copyright in
all languages, throughout the world, in all media. The Publisher shall include a notice in the
Work saying [Author's Name]." Readers of this article may copy it without the copyright
owner's permission, if the author and publisher are acknowledged in the copy and copy is
used for educational, not-for-profit purposes.”
Option Two: Use the University of Iowa's Authors Addendum, or any author addendum you
find suitable (the column to the left on this page has a list of addenda). An addendum
provides you with the additional opportunity to grant other rights to the public -such as the
freedom to use the work for non-commercial purposes provided attribution is given -which
fosters further use and impact of your work.
Option Three: The Creative Commons helps you publish your work online while letting
others know exactly what they can and can't do with your work. When you choose a
license, CC provides you with tools and tutorials that let you add license information to your
own site, or to one of several free hosting services that have incorporated Creative
Commons.
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