Common use of Publication of the Work Clause in Contracts

Publication of the Work. 3.1 Springer will undertake the publication and distribution of the Work in print and electronic form at its own expense and risk. The final determination of the electronic formats and the number of copies produced is at the discretion of Springer. Springer will, at its sole discretion, set or alter the list-price, allow for deviations from the list-price (if permitted under applicable jurisdiction) and promote the Work as it considers most appropriate to optimize sales, including a good and suitable presentation for all distribution channels. Illustrations and any other material or immaterial property prepared at the expense of Springer (including, if applicable, printing plates or films) remain, as between the parties, the exclusive property of Springer. 3.2 Springer is entitled, depending on the market and the demand, to publish and distribute the Work in installments (including but not limited to individual chapters) or to order. In case the Work is stored in physical stock Springer is also entitled to pulp the print run or any portion thereof without previously notifying Editor. Springer is required to continue promoting the Work and to retain a sufficient number of copies unless the Work is available in electronic form or on the basis of a print-to-order offer.

Publication of the Work. 3.1 Springer will undertake the publication and distribution of the Work in print and electronic form at its own expense and risk. The final determination of the electronic formats and the number of copies produced is at the discretion of Springer. Springer will, at its sole discretion, set or alter the list-price, allow for deviations from the list-price (if permitted under applicable jurisdiction) and promote the Work as it considers most appropriate to optimize optimise sales, including a good and suitable presentation for all distribution channels. Illustrations and any other material or immaterial property prepared at the expense of Springer (including, if applicable, printing plates or films) remain, as between the parties, the exclusive property of Springer. 3.2 Springer is entitled, depending on the market and the demand, to publish and distribute the Work in installments instalments (including but not limited to individual chapters) or to order. In case the Work is stored in physical stock Springer is also entitled to pulp the print run or any portion thereof without previously notifying Editor. Springer is required to continue promoting the Work and to retain a sufficient number of copies unless the Work is available in electronic form or on the basis of a print-to-order offer.