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		<title>By: jrochkind</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When I wrote an article for a popular industry magazine that is owned, I think, by Reed-Elsevier, I was given a contract wherein they&#039;d own the copyright. 

I nervously emailed, gee, I&#039;d like to write the article, but I&#039;m not happy with those terms, is it possible to negotiate them? Immediately they sent me the OTHER contract, the one they only send if you ask for it, where I kept the copyright and they got a 6 month exclusive license, that&#039;s it. 

I was planning on licensing it CC-BY after the six months were up anyway, so I didn&#039;t pay attention to if I was giving them a non-exclusive perpetual license, since I planned to offer that to anyone who wanted it anyhow, that&#039;s what CC-BY is, right?
 
But always ask for the other contract, is what I learned.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When I wrote an article for a popular industry magazine that is owned, I think, by Reed-Elsevier, I was given a contract wherein they&#8217;d own the copyright. </p>
<p>I nervously emailed, gee, I&#8217;d like to write the article, but I&#8217;m not happy with those terms, is it possible to negotiate them? Immediately they sent me the OTHER contract, the one they only send if you ask for it, where I kept the copyright and they got a 6 month exclusive license, that&#8217;s it. </p>
<p>I was planning on licensing it CC-BY after the six months were up anyway, so I didn&#8217;t pay attention to if I was giving them a non-exclusive perpetual license, since I planned to offer that to anyone who wanted it anyhow, that&#8217;s what CC-BY is, right?</p>
<p>But always ask for the other contract, is what I learned.</p>
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