Common use of Pre-Print Clause in Contracts

Pre-Print. A “Pre-print” is defined as the Author´s version of the Contribution submitted to the Publisher but before any peer-review or any other editorial work by or on behalf of the Publisher has taken place. The Author may make available the Pre-print of the Contribution for personal and private reading purposes only on any of: (a) the Author's own personal, self-maintained website over which the Author has sole operational control; and/or (b) a legally compliant, non-commercial pre-print server, such as but not limited to arXiv, bioRxiv and RePEc; provided always that once the “Version of Record” (as defined below) of the Contribution has been published by or on behalf of the Publisher, the Author shall immediately ensure that any Pre-print made available above shall contain a link to the Version of Record and the following acknowledgement: “This is a pre-print of the following chapter: [author of the chapter], [chapter title], published in [book title], edited by [editor of the book], [year of publication], [publisher (as it appears on the cover of the book)] reproduced with permission of [publisher (as it appears on the copyright page of the book)]. The final authenticated version is available online at: http://xx.xxx.xxx/[insert DOI]”.

Appears in 11 contracts

Samples: Publishing Agreement, Publishing Agreement, Publishing Agreement

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