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Although publishers generally hold the copyright of works appearing under their imprint, it is also courteous to request permission from the author of the piece concerned; publishers often grant permission subject to the author’s approval also being obtained.

Request to use copyrighted material

Content published by Springer can be re-used in all kinds of products in different formats and distributed by third parties. Any type of use is subject to permission by Springer. Permission can be requested to use material obtained from any of the following sources:


  • Any journal, book, text, image, figure, photo, video, abstract, table, editorial comment, index or other publication.
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  • Any photograph -- especially from a professional photographer -- even if it is of yourself
  • Anything in its entirety (this applies particularly to holograph documents, such as postcards, etc.)

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Author Reuse

Authors have the right to reuse their contribution’s Version of Record, in whole or in part, in their own thesis. Additionally, they may reproduce and make available their thesis, including Springer Nature content, as required by their awarding academic institution.
Authors must properly cite the published article in their thesis according to current citation standards.

Material from: 'AUTHOR, TITLE, published [YEAR], [publisher - as it appears on our copyright page]’

If you are any doubt about whether your intended re-use is covered, please contact bookpermissions@springernature.com for confirmation.
 

Licensing of Springer content

Content published by Springer may be permitted to be republished in different formats and distributed by third parties. This is subject to a license with Springer


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