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The Co-Publishing Agreement serves as a fundamental legal framework for publishing partnerships in Indonesia, enabling publishers to collaborate effectively while protecting their respective interests. This document is essential when two or more publishing entities wish to jointly publish and commercialize literary or content works, whether in print or digital format. It addresses key aspects required under Indonesian law, including copyright protection (Law No. 28 of 2014), revenue sharing mechanisms, territorial rights, and operational responsibilities. The agreement is particularly relevant in today's publishing landscape where cross-border collaboration and digital distribution are increasingly common, while ensuring compliance with Indonesian regulatory requirements for both traditional and digital publishing ventures.
