Although BBP publications contain a copyright notice in the front of the publication, this does not mean we own the rights to all the material contained within the publication. You will need to contact the original source listed in the credit line. If the material you wish to use does not contain a source line, BBP owns the material and can grant permission. When in doubt, you should always seek permission. Yes, in this instance your use would be considered an adaptation and BBP would still own the rights to the material.
Reprints are copies of the individual article reformatted with the newsletter's masthead on top.
Permission is granted for as many as 100 copies. If you require more than 100 copies, you will need to order reprints. Unfortunately, BBP cannot provide you with camera-ready artwork. Yes, in some cases the author has retained the rights to the publication while giving BBP the right to grant permission to use the material. If the author has retained both rights, you will receive a letter of denial indicating that you must go directly to the author for permission.