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2. Who should own scientific papers?
3. Outlines of a discipline: book history in India [Paper in: Paradise: New Worlds of Books and Readers.]
4. Editorial: IJHG author guidelines and policies.
5. Providing the content. -The impact of online services and CD-ROMs on book publishingUpdated version of paper presented at the conference Australian Content: Dinosaur or Crocodile? (1995: University of Melbourne )
6. Conference review. -Review of papers presented at the conference entitled Electronic Scholarly Communication: The Library Response ( 1993: Sydney), and author's comments
7. Intellectual property rights in an electronic age. -Paper presented at the conference entitled Electronic Scholarly Communication: The Library Response (1993: Sydney )
8. The impact of electronic communications: managing change. -Paper presented at the conference entitled Electronic Scholarly Communication: The Library Response (1993: Sydney )
9. Index to Volume 112: Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America.
10. Communicating and the law [Paper in: Changing Climates in Arts Publishing. Britton, Stephanie and Maughan, Janet (eds).]
11. Writing in the age of graphomania [Paper in: Changing Climates in Arts Publishing. Britton, Stephanie and Maughan, Janet (eds).]
12. Opinion paper: towards a new system of scholarly communication
13. Stakeholders’ perceptions of book piracy’s benefits to society in Lithuania
14. Plagiarism in online literature publishing in China: why is it so rampant?
15. Policy Framework Paper on Business Licensing Reform and Simplification
16. Ethical Aspects and Dilemmas of Preparing, Writing and Publishing of the Scientific Papers in the Biomedical Journals
17. Can an artificial intelligence chatbot be the author of a scholarly article?
18. Chinese online literature: creative consumers and evolving business models
19. RoMEO studies 1: the impact of copyright ownership on academic author self‐archiving
20. The British Library, copyright and publisher relations
21. Legal and ethical aspects of ghostwriting in medicine.
22. You wrote it; you own it!
23. Desafíos para la industria editorial en el siglo XXI: El caso de la editorial Orsai.
24. Copyright in the networked world: digital legal deposit
25. ANZ VOLUME 63 ISSUE 3 COVER AND BACK MATTER.
26. Biomedical publishing and the internet: evolution or revolution?
27. Electronic reserves: copyright and permissions.
28. Deference and Diplomacy: Navigating Authors’ Moral Rights in a Converged Literary Landscape.
29. Publication Of Research Results: Selected Legal Aspects.
30. IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications information for authors.
31. IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics information for authors.
32. Publishers and copyright licensing
33. IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics information for authors.
34. A view of the copyright licensing situation
35. Warum angebliche Nachdrucke kantischer Schriften rechtmäßige Auflagen sind. Über die Nützlichkeit von Auflagenvergleichen und die historische Bedeutung der Buchmessen.
36. Large Language Models in Orthopaedic Publications: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
37. Copyright Through the Prism of the Law and Economics Movement: A Scientific Approach.
38. UK university policy approaches towards the copyright ownership of scholarly works and the future of open access.
39. Regular Papers.
40. Copyright Through the Prism of the Law and Economics Movement: A Scientific Approach.
41. When authors lie, readers cry and editors sigh.
42. Aspects of Academic Publishing [Testing Ourselves].
43. Report from the Medical Library Association’s InSight Initiative Summit 1: Engaging Users in a Disruptive Era
44. The Internet Archive and the National Emergency Library: Copyright Law and COVID-19.
45. Copyright transfer in groupauthored scientific publications.
46. IEEE Transactions on Robotics information for authors.
47. IEEE Transactions on Robotics information for authors.
48. IEEE Transactions on Robotics information for authors.
49. RoMEO studies 1: the impact of copyright ownership on academic author self-archiving.
50. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A BALANCE BETWEEN PRIVATE INTERESTS OF THE AUTHORS AND PUBLIC INTERESTS OF THE SOCIETY IN THE DIGITAL AGE.
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