Request Permission to Publish Exhibit or Broadcast | Archives & Special Collections | Libraries

Archives & Special Collections at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries grants permission to publish in print or electronic format, broadcast, microfilm, or public display for materials in its holdings for which the University of Nebraska manages copyrights. No other materials in our holdings, including materials in the public domain, require completion of this form. Publication of materials is subject to approval and fees may be charged for use.

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Material Requested for Permission to Publish, Exhibit, or Broadcast

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Item Description

Type of rights requested

Commercial

Non-Commercial

Type of use requested

One-Time Use in Print Product, One Country

One-Time Use in Print Product, Worldwide

Use in Electronic Format

Use of Film and Sound Recordings

About the Proposed Publication

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Date of publication (expected)

By submitting this form, I agree to the following terms and conditions:

Possession of a photocopy or a digital reproduction does not constitute permission to publish, use on a website, exhibit, or broadcast it.
Item(s) will not be used for any purpose other than stated on this permission form.
Credit will be given using the following citation: [Collection Name (Collection Number)]. Archives & Special Collections, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries.
Use fees as specified on the Publication Fees Schedule will be paid in advance of publication.
In requesting permission to publish, exhibit, or broadcast material in the UNL Libraries collections for which the University of Nebraska manages copyrights, I agree to indemnify and hold harmless the University of Nebraska, its officers and employees, from any action involving the infringement of the rights of any person or heirs and descendants in common law or under statutory copyright.