The authors, both attorneys, draw on their years of experience on the front lines of advocating creators rights and economic interests to give readers a comprehensive survey of the legal and business questions facing anyone who writes professionally. In clear, friendly language, The Writer's Legal Guide explains recent changes in laws governing electronic rights, E-books, fair use, and publishing contracts, so that authors can best protect their interests. Other chapters cover:
- The law of copyright for creators
- Step-by-step copyright registration
- Accounting methods, record-keeping, taxes, and estate planning
- Avoiding legal liability
- Complying with fair use guidelines
- Using royalty collecting societies
- Obtaining permission to use quotes
- Negotiating periodical, syndication, film, television, play, and audio agreements
- Avoiding and resolving business disputes
- Limits of free expression
- Choosing self-publication
The Writer's Legal Guide: An Authors Guild Desk Reference
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Author(s)Tad Crawford, Kay Murray
PublisherAllworth Press
ISBN / ASIN1581152302
ISBN-139781581152302
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank1,434,418
CategoryLanguage Arts & Disciplines
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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