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contracts
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Giving Away All Your Rights To Everything You Do Online In One Click
She almost gave her employer the right to use ANY photo, post, comment, review, audio, or anything she sent electronically EVEN WHEN SHE WAS NOT WORKING.
authors / business of writing / contracts / publishing
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Updating Clauses In My Contract Templates
It’s been a little while since I’ve talked about contracts, and since I just made a system-wide change to my templates, I thought I’d mention it. If you’ve […]
business of writing / contracts / sfwa / writing
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An Alert From SFWA About Contract Non-Compete and Option Clauses
Brought to my attention by Chuck Wendig is an alert by the SFWA Contracts Committee regarding non-compete clauses: The SFWA Contracts Committee believes there are serious problems for […]
contracts / digital publishing / publishing
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Publishers Will Fix Their Contracts If You Call Them On It
There’s an inherent benefit of calling people on their crap: not only might they fix their stuff, but it lets you see what’s wrong with your own. So […]
contracts / publishing
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Revising my contracts
Contracts are vital for authors and publishers (and yes, self-pub people as well, because there’s some strange stuff in distributor contracts sometimes.) I wrote a big compendium post […]