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The Copyright Permission and Libel Handbook: A Step-by-Step Guide for Writers, Editors, and Publishers (Wiley ... 6 reviews
Lloyd J. Jassin, Steve C. Schecter
Wiley, 1998
Most Writers have two Copyright Questions
(From my book Successful Nonfiction: Tips and Techniques for Getting Published) 1. How can I guard against others stealing my writing? Relax. The moment you create a written Work, it is automatically copyrighted under Common Law. Once the book is published, you may send two copies to the Copyright Office with the two-page Form TX and $30 to register or perfect your copyright. Some (new) authors ...
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Permission Granted to Do Church Differently in the 21st Century 4 reviews
Graham Cooke, Gary Goodell
Destiny Image Publishers, 2006
Important Book
I have been disturbed by the increasing trend in American churches to set up a "corporation" model with the pastor as CEO. It feels more and more that the church is a "for profit" corporation plugged into the wrong power source. With all the money pouring out of these "church corporations," you'd think we'd be having mass revival...In developing countries, this church model is unheard of - they ...
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Permissions, A Survival Guide: Blunt Talk about Art as Intellectual Property (Chicago Guides to Writing, ...7 reviews
Susan M. Bielstein
University Of Chicago Press, 2006
Unusually well-written manual
Permissions is a useful guide written by an author who knows her craft. (Her description of the multiple headaches she created for herself as she contracted for a photograph of an unknown Sicilian "masterpiece" is simply the most entertaining of her chapters.) Although the book is specially directed to authors preparing scholarly works about art, any writer who requires illustrations will ...
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Permission to Forget: And Nine Other Root Causes of America's Frustration with Education 3 reviews
Lee Jenkins
ASQ Quality Press, 2004
An excellent book with good resources
I am working with my students using some of the strategies suggested in this book.
Lee Jenkins is right on the mark!
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Permission Evangelism: When to Talk, When to Walk 6 reviews
Michael L. Simpson
David C. Cook, 2003
Refreshingly Accurate
While walking in a bookstore recently, the title of this book caught my eye..."Permission Evangelism." What did that mean? Having grown up being taught formulas and stratigies to share your faith and reach those who don't have a true relationship with Christ, this book was refreshingly accurate. WE are NOT the ones who bring people to Christ. Jesus does that Himself, through the power of the ...
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Permission Marketing : Turning Strangers Into Friends And Friends Into Customers129 reviews
Seth Godin
Simon & Schuster, 1999
Somewhat dated, but certainly an excellent read
Having been published in 1999, the book itself is a little dated. Despite that, this is a must read for anyone in the marketing business. The notion of permission marketing, especially in the context of the internet, is tremendously powerful.
I think a few reviewers have referenced it, but I think for companies looking to adopt Seth Godin's approach, the highest hurdle is the investment ...
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Permission to Receive9 reviews
Lawrence Kelemen
Targum, 1996
Excellent book! - A few proofs author neglected to mention
This is the best book on the subject that I have ever read. However, here are two additional proofs the author neglected to mention. 1) Although the author convincingly proves that the Torah could not have been written sometime later in history (the Missing Hero argument), he does not do a good job proving that Moses did not write it or transmit it. However, this is implausible because the ...
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Getting Permission: How to License & Clear Copyrighted Materials Online and Off (book with CD-Rom)2 reviews
Richard Stim
NOLO, 2007
A guide for anyone in a business situation where they will have to use someone else's creative license
Copyright law has become a matter of serious concern in recent years - so how do you use anything without getting sued? "Getting Permission: How to License & Clear Copyrighted Materials Online and Off" is a guide for anyone in a business situation where they will have to use someone else's creative license for their own. The guide covers the permission process, public domain issues, finding the ...
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Permission To Succeed30 reviews
Noah St. John
HCI, 1999
A Fresh Approach
The book is completely unique in perspective. The author has taken a very fresh look at success and why we deprive ourselves of it. His viewpoints are enlightening, groundbreaking. And using Afformations (not affirmations) - YES!! this is exactly how my mind works, so it's much better to use a tool that works. (THANK YOU!)
Read the entire volume and you will see how he comes full circle to ...
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Permission To Believe (Red) (pb)13 reviews
Lawrence Kelemen
Targum Press, 1990
leave the "blind faith" principle behind before reading this
This is an excellent book that introduces you to the basics of belief (and not blind faith) in God. It is suitable for everyone that wishes to try and leave the "blind faith" principle of The Church behind and start to really think. Yes, there will be questions afterwards, many of them. That's just fine. It just means that one should go and learn more about God, this time without blinkers. A ...
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Permission to Steal: Revealing the Roots of Corporate Scandal--An Address to My Fellow Citizens (Blackwell ...
Lisa H. Newton
Wiley-Blackwell, 2006
Citing recent examples including Enron, Arthur Andersen, and WorldCom, Permission to Steal explores what went wrong and advocates a universal reassessment of what is considered “good” in corporate America. A fascinating exploration of the recent corporate scandals which have rocked the global business community. Written with sharp and compelling style, suitable for students, professionals, and general readers. Companion ...
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Permission To Believe: Finding Faith In Troubled Times
Samuel E. Karff
Abingdon Press, 2005
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Never Ask Permission : Elisabeth Scott Bocock of Richmond5 reviews
Mary Buford Hitz
University of Virginia Press, 2000
An Eccentric CEO
Knowing a bona fide eccentric, especially a benevolent one, is simultaneously an entertaining and exasperating experience. Sharing that experience with others is usually daunting. Either the essence of the person being described becomes lost in a jumble of amusing but disjointed anecdotes or eccentricity overwhelms the eccentric, rendering a flat, one-dimensional cartoon in place of a complex, ...
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Permission Based E-mail Marketing15 reviews
Kim MacPherson
Kaplan Business, 2001
Excellent guide to e-mail marketing
I found Kim MacPherson's book to be a true step by step guide to e-mail marketing worth many times the price I paid for it. She demistified the entire process of e-mail marketing for me. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in developing and executing an effective e-mail campaign.
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Getting Permission: How To License & Clear Copyrighted Materials Online & Off 2nd Edition2 reviews
Richard Stim
NOLO, 2004
Great Reference!
There is a lot of information in this book, lots to read and it is very in depth on the subject of copyrighted materials. What is very convenient is that the book includes a CD which has all of the forms that you will need to seek permission for various copyrighted materials. There are few books out there that will answer so many topics related to this subject in the detail that it does.
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Permission to Mother: Going Beyond the Standard-of-Care to Nurture Our Children30 reviews
Denise Punger
Outskirts Press, 2008
I wish this book was around when I was a new mother!
I wish I had Dr. Punger and her book Permission to Mother when my children were little. This is a great resource is an empowering "must read" for new mothers and mothers to be!
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The Permission Seeker's Guide Through the Legal Jungle: Clearing Copyrights, Trademarks and Other Rights for ...27 reviews
Joy Butler
Sashay Communications, 2007
Indispensable Guide to Keep Legal Action at Bay
Serendipitously, I received entertainment and business attorney, Joy R. Butler's "The Permission Seeker's Guide through the Legal Jungle" when a good friend of mine was in the process of designing and launching his website. Knowing that he had some trademark issues ( he had recently come up with a logo for his goods and services and wanted to protect his intellectual property) I promptly handed ...
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Creative License, The: Giving Yourself Permission to Be The Artist You Truly Are59 reviews
Danny Gregory
Hyperion, 2006
Artist, thou art loosed!
Remove the block to your creative drive and find yourself once again enjoying your own drawing, painting, writing, crafts, or whatever it is that brings you joy!
The Creative License: Giving Yorself Permission To Be The Artist You Truly Are is all that the title claims. Own it and you have (one of) the keys that will open the door back into the world of your own creativity, unfettered by a ...
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The Grand Permission: New Writings on Poetics and Motherhood
Wesleyan, 2003
The Grand Permission is a book of deeply enriching and articulate meditations on motherhood and the composition of poetry by practicing poets. The 32 contributors write with originality and commitment about the startling, intense and dynamic connections between motherhood and creative achievement--connections that shed new light on the nature of language and genre, the practical life of mothering and the writing vocation. The book combines ...
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Getting Permission: How to License and Clear Copyrighted Materials Online and Off6 reviews
Richard Stim
Nolo Press, 1999
Important if you publish on paper or run a web site
Regardless of whether you use the Internet or do traditional publishing work, you need to know how to get permission to use the work of others. On the Internet this increasingly important in view of the issues surrounding deep linking and related challenges in a world where a simple HTML tag to someone else's work can bring legal problems. This book provides expert guidance that covers how to ...
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