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Actually, with almost every publication agreement, you sign over any right, title, and interest in the copyrighted work to the publisher. So, the law isn't prot
by law 15y ago
Actually, with almost every publication agreement, you sign over any right, title, and interest in the copyrighted work to the publisher. So, the law isn't protecting "your" copyright; it protects the publisher's. But, a published academic like yourself probably already knew that.
- crocowhile 15y agoIf he's a publishing academic, then I am spiderman. Every researcher's dream is to have their paper read by as many people as possible.