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Can I use an article on my own publication that comes from a magazine that has this allrights reserved without taking permission from the owners of the magazine. is it legal if i just reference them?

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[+1] - sullyfish6 - 10/16/2009All rights means publishing in another magazine, Sorry, you must get permission. You can, however, describe or quote the materials in articles.

All rights means publishing in another magazine,

Sorry, you must get permission.

You can, however, describe or quote the materials in articles.

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