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Typically the publisher retains copyright, they make the author(s) sign it away as a condition of publication. There are some exceptions. By inserting themsel
by mturmon 14y ago
Typically the publisher retains copyright, they make the author(s) sign it away as a condition of publication. There are some exceptions.
By inserting themselves into the somewhat "broken" system of scientific publishing, the large publishers have been making a killing. (It's broken from an economic point of view because too much work is done for free.)