DEVIL YOU KNOW.

The author reflects on the relevance of reversion clauses in the digital era. Because no one can predict the impact that technological advances will have on the publishing industry, the discussion has been an emotional one among authors, agents, and publishers. Authors and agents are concerned that...

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Published in:Bookseller no. 5291; p. 24
Main Author: Brice, Oliver
Format: Article
Published: Bookseller Media Ltd 7/27/2007
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