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Re: Re: Re: Copyright When Submitting Magazine Articles To Publisher[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Copyright Forum ] [ FAQ ] Posted by M. Arthur Auslander on January 23, 2001 at 04:13:04: In Reply to: Re: Re: Copyright When Submitting Magazine Articles To Publisher posted by Ted on January 22, 2001 at 08:43:40: : When a magazine article is published, is the writer's control of the article protected by merely including one's name (By: So and So) or is copyright required for protection from unauthorized reproduction? : : : : I've learned alot reading your answers to the many diverse questions in this site. : : : My Question: I submit articles for publication to various aviation enthusiast magazines. In one magazine, when the articles are published, photograph credits are never listed (even though I request the editor publish them) and in many cases, other writers have not had their photographs returned. The magazine Editor ALWAYS lists photo credit for his photographs. : : : Could the magazine editor apply for copyright on photographs that he refuses to return? Could the magazine reproduce the photos and articles without permission from the submitter? ALL photos were marked on back with name of submitter but not copyright. : : : This particular magazine does not offer any contract or conditions for those submitting material for publication. All agreements are verbal. : : Dear Ted, : : The way the question is asked, might require writing a treatise to explain all the aspects. : : The creator has a basic right. A loss of the physical article does not change the legal status but can muddy the waters if care is not taken. : : M. Arthur Auslander Dear Ted, You need more help than you can get by answers in the Forum. M. Arthur Auslander
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