Common use of Publishing Clause in Contracts

Publishing. UNIVERSITY reserves to itself and its employees the sole right to publish the results of the Project in whole or in part as they deem appropriate. In order that premature public disclosure of such information does not adversely affect the interests of the parties, the UNIVERSITY shall provide SPONSOR with a copy of each manuscript pertaining to the Project that is intended for publication. SPONSOR may request delay in publication for a period not to exceed sixty (60) days from the date on which SPONSOR receives the manuscript. If SPONSOR does not make a written request for delay in publication within thirty (30) days after receipt of a manuscript, UNIVERSITY shall be free to publish the manuscript at any time after the end of the thirty (30) days. SPONSOR’s right to request a delay in publication shall not apply to any thesis or dissertation.

Publishing. 5.1 UNIVERSITY reserves to itself and its employees the sole right to publish the results of the Project in whole or in part as they deem appropriate. In order that premature public disclosure of such information does not adversely affect the interests of the parties, the UNIVERSITY shall provide SPONSOR with a copy of each manuscript pertaining to the Project that is intended for publication. SPONSOR may request delay in publication for a period not to exceed sixty ninety (6090) days from the date on which SPONSOR receives the manuscript. If SPONSOR does not make a written request for delay in publication within thirty (30) days after receipt of a manuscript, UNIVERSITY shall be free to publish the manuscript at any time after the end of the thirty (30) days. SPONSOR’s right to request a delay in publication shall not apply to any thesis or dissertation.