Authors should own the rights to their published work before they sign a lecture contract. An author's contract lecture lawyer may wish to view prior publishing contracts. Reviews allow them to determine if the lecture violates a previous agreement with a publishing house.
Authors can insist any video or audio of the lecture remain their property. Keeping the rights to their work will allow the author to use the media in podcasts, interviews, and their website. The writer can use the contract to ensure they have the right to permit others to later use the media in other projects.
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