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Clearing Rights for Wiley Published Journals – An Update

RightsLink® is the easy-to-use automated permissions clearing system developed by the Copyright Clearance Center to enable customers to clear permissions swiftly and easily — at any time, from anywhere in the world. As featured in a previous issue of Publishing News Wiley implemented RightsLink® for all our journals back in November 2009, and we have recently also…

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Kris Kleimann By
Vice President & Director, Global Rights, Licensing,& Permissions

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Your Starter for Ten with Ed Colleran, Senior Director of the International Division of Copyright Clearance Center

1. Ed, thanks for taking the time to talk to Wiley-Blackwell Publishing News. First of all, could you introduce the Copyright Clearance Center (CCC), its origins, objectives, and activities? Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) is a global rights broker for millions of books, journals, newspapers, magazines, images, blogs, and ebooks.  We were founded in 1978 as…

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David Nicholson By
Vice President & Journals Publishing Director

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Wiley adopts Rightslink® for Online Permissions Clearance

Authors quite rightly expect their published work to be as widely read, cited and accessible to potential readers as possible.   In addition to the wide range of publishing developments and marketing activities undertaken to this end, Wiley’s Permissions Department routinely clears many thousands of requests for the re-use of published works every month.   As…

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All about RightsLink

For the last 18 months, Blackwell has been working with the Copyright Clearance Center’s RightsLink service, an automated, online permissions licensing system. RightsLink enables customers to secure permission to reuse digital content for a variety of purposes directly from within full-text articles available on http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/homem. Just click on the link called Request Permissions which you’ll…

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Sue Mattingley By
Manager, International Rights

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