: Re: Licensed out content for book, whose name in copyright notice? Hello there. I hope this is not a completely basic question, but I could not find the answer anywhere else. I have written content

The biggest question is "was it work for hire" (in which case it's the same as writing a memo at work -- the workplace/publisher owns it), or another deal? This may be something only that publisher (and your contract with it) may be able to answer directly.

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