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Publishing Transcripts of Discussions, Symposia, and Conferences
Publishing Transcripts of Discussions, Symposia, and Conferences
- Chapter:
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(p. 125)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
- Author(s):
Annette Flanagin
When symposium papers are published, transcripts of discussion (which consist of questions or comments posed to the presenters of papers and the presenters' responses) may accompany them and are printed at the end of the article in a separate section entitled “Discussion.” Journals should require named discussants to sign the same copyright transfer or publication license that authors are required to sign. Publishing discussions from online bulletin boards, “chat rooms,” or electronic mailing lists requires permission from individual discussants and the online service provider. An example of a copyright transfer statement for discussants follows: Copyright Transfer. In consideration of the
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