Common use of Subsidiary Rights Clause in Contracts

Subsidiary Rights. Additional rights which the Author grants to the Publisher in the languages and within the territories specified above are: • Reprint of the entire Work and of selections and shortened versions in anthologies and other volumes; • first serial rights and reprint of selections and shortened versions in any magazine or newspaper; • second serial rights and reprint of selections and shortened versions in any magazine or newspaper (provided these rights have not been retained by the purchaser of the first serial rights); • recording and photographic reproduction of all or part of the text; dramatic (stage, radio, television, motion picture) commercial visual and/or sound presentation, reproduction, recording; • developing or licensing for use in all other mechanical or electronic visual and sound reproducing rights of the Work now known or later invented; and • reproduction of the text for the physically handicapped. All sums accruing from the sale of the above rights or materials produced under those rights shall be divided so that the Author receives fifty percent (50%) of the net amount received. The Publisher shall have the sole right to negotiate and sign contracts, in regard to these rights, provided it has consulted with the Author. The Publisher may publish or permit others to publish, free of charge, such brief selections as it thinks proper to benefit the sale of the Work.

Subsidiary Rights. Additional rights which the Author grants to the Publisher in the languages and within the territories specified above are: • Reprint of the entire Work and of selections and shortened versions in anthologies and other volumes; • first serial rights and reprint of selections and shortened versions in any magazine or newspaper; • second serial rights and reprint of selections and shortened versions in any magazine or newspaper (provided these rights have not been retained by the purchaser of the first serial rights); • recording and photographic reproduction of all or part of the text; dramatic (stage, radio, television, motion picture) commercial visual and/or sound presentation, reproduction, recording; • developing or licensing for use in all other mechanical or electronic visual and sound reproducing rights of the Work now known or later invented; and • reproduction of the text for the physically handicapped. All sums accruing from the sale of the above rights or materials produced under those rights shall be divided so that the Author receives fifty ×× percent (50%) of the net amount received. The Publisher shall have the sole right to negotiate and sign contracts, in regard to these rights, provided it has consulted with the Author. The Publisher may publish or permit others to publish, free of charge, such brief selections as it thinks proper to benefit the sale of the Work.