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A Guide to RSNA Rights: Frequently Asked Questions |
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The Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) has created RSNA Rights, an interactive rights management system that offers a variety of options for using RSNA owned content from: |
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Frequently Asked Questions:
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| 1. How can I obtain permission to use RSNA content? | |
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| 2. What is an Image License? | |
Beginning in April 2003 all Radiology and RadioGraphics corresponding authors were granted an automatic RSNA Image License which gives him/her the right to reuse their images without obtaining RSNA permission. Back to the top |
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| 3. How should I cite RSNA content that I have received permission to use? | |
RSNA content should be cited as noted on the permissions letter you receive. Please acknowledge as follows: “Reproduced, with permission, from <<author name(s), article name, publication name, year of publication, volume, and page number.>> Proper acknowledgment should be given at each place where content is reused. Back to the top |
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| 4. How can I pay the permission fee? | |
Fees associated with certain types of use may be paid by credit card in US dollars (USD) only. The amount a requestor owes will be clearly indicated on the invoice provided by RSNA. Further payment details will be also be included on the invoice. Back to the top |
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| 5. What do the different format types mean? | |
RSNA content may be used in three formats: Print, Electronic, and/or Web. “Format� indicates in what medium the content is to be reproduced. Content may be used only in the format that is specified in the final RSNA permissions letter. A requester is able to select one or all format options on the interactive RSNA Rights form by clicking the empty box next to your desired choice(s).
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| 6. To how many people may I distribute RSNA content? | |
There are three different distribution ranges available in the drop-down menu:
To indicate the distribution of your work, please locate in the “Estimated Circulation� section on the permissions request form. The option selected should reflect the circulation or number of recipients who will receive your work. Please note that delivering a publication in both print and electronic formats to the same recipient is a circulation number of one. Sending a publication in print to one recipient and electronically to another is a circulation of two. Back to the top |
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| 7. Who may use RSNA content? | |
RSNA Rights provides the opportunity for all types of requestors to obtain permission for content use. In your request, it is necessary to include the type of organization you represent.
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| 8. How may I use RSNA content? | |
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In the "How Would You Like To Use This Content" section of RSNA Rights, you may select a type of use which describes what you are doing with the requested content. If you do not see an option that reflects your intended use, please contact permissions@rsna.org RSNA offers the following options for content use:
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| 9. Will taxes apply to my permissions request? | |
No, taxes will not apply to your RSNA Rights invoice order total. RSNA does not apply taxes on permissions fees. Back to the top |
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| 10. May I obtain permission to translate RSNA content into other languages? | |
Permission for translation rights to RSNA content is taken under careful consideration. Please send a detailed request including language, distribution and editorial details to permissions@rsna.org Back to the top |
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| 11. Who/how can I contact in the RSNA Publications Department with questions, concerns, and/or comments? | |
You are welcome to use the phone and/or e-mail contact information below: Ashley Day Assistant, Journal Rights & Circulation Radiological Society of North America 1-630-590-7771 1-630-590-7724 Fax permissions@rsna.org or aday@rsna.org Back to the top |
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