If you sell one-time nonexclusive rights for a photograph to a magazine publisher, the publisher can:
A)Only use the photograph in one publication, one time.
B)Only use the photograph in one publication, but it can be used in the same publication again in a later monthly issue without further payment.
C)Use the photograph any number of times within only one publication.
D)Use the photograph any time in the future for any number of times.

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Selling one-time nonexclusive rights means the purchaser (in this case, the magazine publisher) can use the photograph once in a single publication. They cannot use it again in future issues or in any other context without negotiating new rights.

If You Sell One-Time Nonexclusive Rights for a Photograph to a Magazine