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Subject: copyright and privacy
From: espositoj@xxxxxxx
Date: Mon, 12 Aug 2002 15:10:58 +0000
>Is there any reason why any publisher's copyright 
policy should not be
public?

Concerning Mr. Harnad's question above, one answer is, 
sure, privacy.  A copyright policy may be a private 
matter, which may be disclosed in confidence to 
prospective writers and authors and to potential 
sublicensees.  As the number of new copyright 
arrangements rises, I anticipate that having writers and 
authors sign nondisclosure agreements is likely to 
become more common.

Joe


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