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This lesson introduces publishing agreements by showing what a contract is, why it matters, and how to read one without getting lost in legal language. Professor Anthony Owens explains the purpose of a publishing agreement, the main parties involved, and the business tradeoffs hidden inside early contract language.

The focus is on foundation-level understanding: what rights are being licensed, why contracts exist, and what an author should look for before moving into detailed clause-by-clause review later in the course.

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