Publishing Rights Manager

The Publishing Rights Manager Handles The Rights Of Materials His Or Her Company Decides To Get. For Instance, A Commissioning Editor Takes A Manuscript Into The Company. It Is The Rights Manager’s Job To Handle The Contract For That Manuscript.

The Rights Manager Is Also Responsible For Arranging The Rights Of Foreign Titles That The Company Plans To Acquire And Distribute—including The Rights For Reprints, Translations, And Electronic Formats Of The Book. In Turn, When A Foreign Company Decides To Get Foreign Rights For A Product The Book Has Produced, It Is The Publishing Rights Manager Who Handles The Negotiation.