ALPSP Training: Introduction to Copyright & Introduction to JournalsPublishing

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Date: Thu, 20 May 2004 21:19:11 +0100
From: "Debbie Stoddart (ALPSP)" <marketing@alpsp.org>

1. Introduction to Copyright

15 June 2004 Level 1 The King's Fund, 11-13 Cavendish Square, London W1G
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Course Tutors: 
Vivienne Dunlop, Consultant
James Rogers, Legal Adviser, Oxford University Press

Course Overview:
This course provides an introduction to copyright and how it is used.
Delegates will be helped to understand the legal background, and to make
sense of their own organisation's contracts and licences. They will learn
how copyright is managed in practice in a publishing company, and how to
avoid legal pitfalls such as libel and plagiarism. The primary focus of
the course will be on journals publishing, although book publishing will
be covered if appropriate to the delegates.

Course Focus

  a.. The copyright framework and chain of rights 
  b.. Agreements with societies, editors and contributors 
  c.. Potential legal pitfalls 
  d.. Seeking and granting permissions 
  e.. The impact of electronic publishing 
  f.. Agreements with customers - licences and document delivery 
  g.. New developments and hot topics 

Who should attend?
The course is designed for those with 1-3 years' publishing experience in
editorial, production or permissions functions. It is also suitable for
more senior people wanting an overview of the current position.

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2.  Introduction to Journals Publishing

23 June 2004 Level 1 The King's Fund, 11-13 Cavendish Square, London W1G
0AN

Course Tutors
Ian Bannerman, Journal Sales Director, Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Caroline Black, Editorial Director, Blackwell Publishing Ltd 

Course Overview
This is an introductory course covering all aspects of journals publishing
for those who are at the beginning of their careers. You will learn about
everything from peer review to online delivery, and will gain a clear
understanding of how all the elements in this fast-moving area fit
together.

Course Focus

  a.. The editor and editorial office 
  b.. Production editing 
  c.. Marketing 
  d.. Distribution 
  e.. Finance 
  f.. Subscription management 
  g.. Online hosting, pay-per-view 
  h.. Current and future developments in journal publishing 

Who should attend?
All those new to journals publishing, working in production, editorial,
marketing or subscriptions; also those who have been out of this area for
several years and are seeking a refresher course.

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Debbie Stoddart
Event Marketing Co-ordinator

3 Barnack Road, Stamford, Lincolnshire,PE9 2NA
Tel: +44(0) 1780 757005
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E-mail: marketing@alpsp.org
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ALPSP Training Course: Introduction to Copyright - 15 June 2004 - see
http://www.alpsp.org/training/tITC06041104.htm