Copyright and Licensing Incompatibility – Part 1 | News Service

abernard102@gmail.com 2015-05-22

Summary:

"Copyright and Licensing. Not always compatible and yet we see these two thrown together in incompatible ways all the time. This is the first of two posts on this subject. In this post, I’ll illustrate DOAJ’s experience in this murky area, showing you the sorts of conundrums we come up against every day in the applications we receive, how it is clear to us that there is little understanding in this area; then I’ll explain what DOAJ is looking for in its application form sections ‘Content licensing’ and ‘Copyright and permissions’, how these two sections illustrate differences between copyright and licenses and how we look for compatibility. The second post, Part 2, is a guest post from our Editor-in-Chief, Tom Olijhoek who, together with a colleague from the Netherlands, has written a Help document illustrating instances of incompatibility between copyright and a license. It lists a variety of permutations and highlights the instances where signing away copyright directly contradicts the terms of a license ..."

Link:

https://doajournals.wordpress.com/2015/05/19/copyright-and-licensing-incompatibility-part-1/

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Open Access Tracking Project (OATP) » abernard102@gmail.com

Tags:

oa.new oa.comment oa.doaj oa.copyright oa.licensing oa.cc oa.publishers oa.policies oa.libre

Date tagged:

05/22/2015, 16:50

Date published:

05/22/2015, 12:49