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Copyright can often be a perplexing topic but not understanding it well can land you in legal hot water. Copyright and Permissions: What Every Writer and Editor Should Know gives you the practical knowledge you need - what copyright is how it works its role in the digital landscape - and walks you through the permissions process offering useful samples and step-by-step advice for finding work as a permissions editor.While debunking common misconceptions about copyright author Elsa Peterson lucidly explains how copyright is established how long it lasts and what type of material is eligible. Youll learn the meaning and scope of public domain and ways to navigate the murky parameters of fair use.Youll also grasp how the concept of copyright has shifted in the age of digital communication and the ramifications of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) and other legislation that addressed the novel issues created by evolving technologies. Email texting social media and other avenues of online sharing have made it more difficult to control copyright infringement. This book provides concrete examples of the scenarios editors may confront when they seek permission to use material from these sources as well as from digital collaboration projects and open-access initiatives like Creative Commons.Along with a solid grounding in copyright principles youll get a detailed introduction to the permissions editing process and learn how to: Examine a manuscript to identify all the material that requires permissionCreate and use a permissions database or logContact a copyright holder and submit a permission request letterPrepare acknowledgments and negotiate feesAnd youll discover the types of organizations that hire freelance permissions editors and strategies for getting your foot in the door.A successful permissions editor needs to be equal parts detective negotiator and diplomat. This book shows you how to fill those roles with tact and confidence so you can expand your repertoire and grow your freelance editing business