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Permission Cheat Sheet

Text Do I Need Permission? What form do I need?
A single quote from a source that is more than 250 words Yes. You must also include a credit line in the text. Materials Permission Agreement
A single quote or more than 50 words from a newspaper, magazine or journal Yes. You must also include a credit line in the text. Materials Permission Agreement
Two or more quotes averaging 150 words each from a single source Yes. You must also include a credit line in the text. Materials Permission Agreement
All or part of poems or song lyrics Yes. You must also include a credit line in the text. Materials Permission Agreement
Anecdotes Yes. Materials Permission Agreement
Case studies based on interviews with a company representative Yes. Interview Permission Agreement
Other interviews No, since consenting to talk with you implies that permission is granted. However, you must inform the interviewee of your reasons for the interview. If you are in doubt, you should have your interviewee sign a release. If you choose to use a release use the Interview or Quote Permission Agreement
Company Information and Public Figures No, but you should determine whether this information is relevant, necessary, and accurate. N/A
Endorsements Yes. Endorsement Permission Agreement
Forewards Yes. Foreward Permission Agreement
Material deemed "Fair use" (minimal commercially insignificant portions of the text are copied, quoted, or paraphrased, for the purpose of comment criticism, illustration, or scholarship). No, but you must give credit to the source of the information. N/A
Material taken from other Wiley Publications. Yes. You will need to include a credit line in the text as well. Submit your request to Wiley's Permission Department in writing, either by fax at (201) 748-6008 or by conventional mail at John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Permissions Department, 111 River Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030. Please visit our Permissions section for more information.
Materials taken from your own work previously published by Wiley Depends on your agreement with the publisher, but in most cases you will need permission. Submit your request in writing to Wiley at the fax number or address previously listed.
Personal Correspondence Yes, you must get permission from the creator/initiator of the letter. Interview or Quote Permission Agreement
Testimonials (about Wiley products) Yes. Testimonial Permission Agreement
Trademarks No. Trademarks can be used as long as the use of the term refers directly to the actual product. N/A
 
Figures, Tables, and Graphs Do I Need Permission? What form do I need?
Web Pages Yes. Please see document for more detail Web page Permission agreement
Photos, Cartoons and other Illustrations Yes. Depending on the type of illustration, you will need to use the:
  • Graphics Permission Agreement
  • Photo Permission Agreement
  • Model Release Form/Model Release for a Minor child
Screen shots Yes. Screen shot Permission Agreement
Clip Art on CD Yes. Clip Art for CD Permission Agreement
 
Software Do I Need Permission? What form do I need?
3rd Party Software (software obtained from a source other than yourself) Yes None. Your Permissions Editor will initiate the request for you.