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Legal Considerations

Some Internet Legal Resources for Magazine Publishers

"I can't understand how anyone gets through the day without a law degree" - Ruth Gundle, Eighth Mountain Press

Publishing a magazine exposes you to a host of legal responsibilities. Even if at the beginning everyone associated with your magazine is a volunteer, and it's published out of your garage, there will still be some areas of law that affect you - libel, for example, or copyright, possibly zoning regulations.

Copyright Permission and Copyrighted Intellectual Property Myths

TEN COMMON COPYRIGHT PERMISSION MYTHS By Attorney Lloyd J. Jassin

Although the First Amendment may appear unconditional on its face, the right to speak and write freely has never been absolute. Intellectual property rights often prevail over an author's "creative license."

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