You need to identify the holder of the copyright, usually the author, or perhaps the publisher. Then you negotiate a contract with them for either a license or an exclusive license for the copyright material, depending upon what you want to do with it.
The amount of money it costs to buy the rights to a book vary based on the book. Popular books will cost more for you to obtain the rights than unpopular books.
You should not copy an out of print book. You should check the rights or buy a used copy of this book.
If you are asking about the rights to make a movie out of a book, a movie producer may either buy the rights from the author and publisher, or the producer may pay for an option to buy the rights. An option costs a small fraction of the full price and gives the producer simply the right to buy the full rights ahead of anyone else who might be inerested.
have not heard that one
There are many websites where you can buy eBooks with resell rights for an online Book store. I found over 20 just doing an internet search and looking at the first 5 matches.
If it's pd, it's not copyrighted, so anyone can use it.
If your public library bought ebook rights, you can go there. Otherwise you have to buy the ebook or check the book out of the library.
Book rights is the legal permission to write on a particular subject such as someones career or life.
Yes, this phrase means you have the rights to resell the e-book to others.
You can buy mineral rights anywhere in the U.S. (except in National Parks), just like you can buy the surface land.
You can buy books in digital form from Amazon or ITunes. Or you can see if your public library bought the digital rights.
for instance bernie ecelstone the guy who owns the commercial rights to F1. I want to know how do you buy rights to anything for that matter and is it a profitable field?