The Copyright Question
The Copyright Question
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The passage of the Chace Bill by Congress and the President's proclamationchanged the whole aspect of the Canadian Publishing Trade, but the makingof a Canadian edition of a British book still remained a more precariousspeculation for the Canadian publisher, than the making of a British onewas for the British publisher. When the British publisher made anarrangement with an author either by out-and-out purchase, or by an agreedroyalty, and issued a copyrighted edition, he had the market to himse...lf, and no man might sell a copy of any edition therein. When the Canadianpublisher made an arrangement with an author or copyright owner to bringout a Canadian edition--a speculation involving considerable pecuniaryrisk--he had to pay for the right to do it as the English publisher had, but his market was likely to be interfered with by an influx of copies ofa cheap edition from the Old Country, not sold to the public in the UnitedKingdom, but prepared expressly for exportation to Canada and otherpossessions and styled a "Colonial Edition.
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The passage of the Chace Bill by Congress and the President's proclamationchanged the whole aspect of the Canadian Publishing Trade, but the makingof a Canadian edition of a British book still remained a more precariousspeculation for the Canadian publisher, than the making of a British onewas for the British publisher. When the British publisher made anarrangement with an author either by out-and-out purchase, or by an agreedroyalty, and issued a copyrighted edition, he had the market to himse...lf, and no man might sell a copy of any edition therein. When the Canadianpublisher made an arrangement with an author or copyright owner to bringout a Canadian edition--a speculation involving considerable pecuniaryrisk--he had to pay for the right to do it as the English publisher had, but his market was likely to be interfered with by an influx of copies ofa cheap edition from the Old Country, not sold to the public in the UnitedKingdom, but prepared expressly for exportation to Canada and otherpossessions and styled a "Colonial Edition.
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