@article{24997,
      recid = {24997},
      author = {Owen, Lynette., and Owen, Lynette, and Clark, Charles,},
      title = {Clark's publishing agreements : a book of precedents.},
      pages = {xxii, 675 pages ;},
      note = {Ed. rev. : "Publishing agreements edited by Charles Clark,  3rd ed. 1989."},
      abstract = {More than four years have passed since publication of the  last edition of Clark's Publishing Agreements, and since  then there have been many developments which have affected  the publishing industry - legislative and technical as well  as changes in practice within the industry itself which  impact on the way contracts now have to be drafted. The  rationale for copyright legislation as a means of  protecting intellectual property and as the underlying  framework for trading in the digital environment remains  under scrutiny both in the UK and internationally. New  rights have arisen; these range from recent moves by major  trade publishers to digitise their repertoires (a move made  by legal and scientific publishers over a decade ago as a  result of customer demand) to the downloading of audio  versions of books and podcasting to syndication of print  material to enhance websites - all these affect the rights  which can be traded and may need to be covered in contracts  between author and publishers, and between publishers and  their licensees.},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/24997},
}