Fwd: IEEE Copyright Transfer Confirmation for Article: The Medley Interlisp Project: Reviving a Historical Software System

[Larry Masinter]

let's be careful about copyright here.

For discussion at a Wednesday meeting.

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Publication Title: 2025 IEEE Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering (CCECE)
Article Title: The Medley Interlisp Project: Reviving a Historical Software System
Author(s): Eleanor S Young, Larry Masinter, Herb Jellinek, Eric Kaltman, Abhik Hasnain
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[Paolo Amoroso]

I've added this to Wednesday's meeting agenda.

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[Eric Kaltman]

Hi,

The copyright is a standard IEEE thing I think? I don't know if the papers go into the conference without it. I didn't see different options in the rights management interface. If there is some issue I can message them and see what other options there are? They did not get back to us with the schedule or revisions on the history track until three days ago so this process is significantly more rushed than usual. I'm thinking probably not targeting this venue again in any case.

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Software History Futures and Technologies (SHFT) Group https://www.shft.group

Media and Technology Studies / History

University of Alberta

[Larry Masinter]

I'm sure it's a standard copyright assignment from IEEE and nothing special, but it's the first copyright assignment from Interlisp.Org to some other organization, and I want to review the restrictions it places on us for publishing the documents.

https://LarryMasinter.net  https://interlisp.org

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[STEPHEN KAISLER]

Eric:

 

When IEEE supported the HICSS conference, it was required for authors to submit a Transfer of Copyright document to the IEEE.

 

I don't believe that has changed. It should be noted in directions to authors..

Steve K.

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