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Writers’ Bill of Rights for the Digital Age
As publishing moves more and more into digital media, writers and publishers will be confronted with the need to redefine copyright and royalty rates. The Writers’ Union of Canada has put together the following set of desired outcomes on behalf … Continue reading
Congratulations to Alberta’s First Woman Premier Alison Redford…Let’s celebrate Arts & Culture!
Thank you Premier Alison Redford for your advocacy of the Arts! Here is the Alison Redford leadership campaign Arts and Culture Policy - Culture and the arts all too often get short shrift in the public policy arena, although for many people … Continue reading
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