| Access...Our New and Improved e-Newsletter |
Access Copyright is excited to unveil its redesigned e-newsletter. With an easy-to-read design, plenty of images and the opportunity to pick and choose the stories that you want to read, we hope you like the changes we have made.
We would also like to thank all of our affiliates who filled out our recent e-newsletter questionnaire. We received a lot of great suggestions about our e-newsletter. We have started incorporating some of them into our e-newsletter and will continue to do so in the months ahead.
We value feedback, suggestions and questions about our e-newsletter at any time. Please don't hesitate to contact our Communications department at 416-868-1620 (toll-free 1-800-893-5777) ext. 283 or by email at editor@accesscopyright.ca.
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| Changes to Access Copyright's Licensing Guidelines and Revenue Distribution Guidelines |
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Access Copyright will be implementing changes to its Licensing Guidelines and Revenue Distribution Guidelines in 2010. These changes, which are permitted by your original affiliation agreement, have been approved by the Access Copyright board of directors.
To read more, please click here.
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| Joyce Barkhouse, Access Copyright Affiliate, Awarded the Order of Canada |
"I was born in 1913 in the Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia by the light of a kerosene lamp," starts author Joyce Barkhouse when asked about her career.
Place and history have always been an important part of Joyce Barkhouse's writing. The urge to put pen to paper started early. "I tried to write from the time I could hold up a pen," said Ms. Barkhouse."It was in my blood, it was an obsession, it was with me all the time." A steady supply of books such as The Secret Garden, Wind in the Willows and Alice in Wonderland made her quickly realize that, "they were all about English children, there was no body of literature for Canadian children." A Canadian writer was born.
To read more about Joyce and her life as a writer, please click here.
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| Access Copyright Seizes Quality Control Copy Centre's Assets |
On the order of the Federal Court of Canada, Access Copyright took possession of expensive photocopying equipment and confiscated copyright infringing coursepacks and textbooks from a Toronto based copyshop located near the University of Toronto, St. George campus.
For more details, please click here.
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| Calendar of Events |
 Stay on top of cultural happenings across Canada with Access Copyright's online calendar of events. Whether it's a writers' conference, a presentation being given by an Access Copyright staff member or a cultural festival, our calendar will have all the details you need.
Do you have an event you would like us to promote? Send along the details to us at editor@accesscopyright.ca and as long as it is in line with Access Copyright's mandate, we'll be happy to promote it on your behalf.
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| Need an Access Copyright Expert? |
 Are you interested in finding out more about copyright, or what Access Copyright does? Leave it to our team of experts to lend a hand.
Access Copyright's representatives are available to speak to your organization's members or staff on a variety of subjects, including copyright and the benefits of becoming an Access Copyright affiliate.
If you are interested in having an Access Copyright staff member speak at your event, simply fill out our Speaker Request Form and send it back to us by email or by fax at 416-868-1621. A member of our Communications team will contact you to discuss your needs.
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