Industry Links
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Department
of Canadian Heritage: Canadian Heritage is committed to
playing a vital role in the daily lives of Canadians. The
Department is responsible for national policies and programs
relating to broadcasting, cultural industries, arts, heritage,
official languages, Canadian identity, Canadian symbols,
exchanges, multiculturalism and sport. |
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Ontario Media Development Corporation (OMDC) plays an
important role in book publishing, music, interactive digital
media, film, magazine publishing, and television industries. Our focus is to build capacity and competitiveness of Ontario's cultural media industry, individually and across the sectors and to provide opportunities that encourage business alliances across the cultural industries. |
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ABC
Canada Literacy Foundation: ABC CANADA Literacy Foundation is
a national, registered charitable organization committed to
promoting literacy to the general public and to the private
sector. |
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The
Alberta Magazine Publishers Association (AMPA): It may
surprise you to know that over 90 magazines are published in the
province of Alberta. Some of these you may read on a regular basis
and not even be aware of their local origin. Others you may have
never heard of until now, but wished you had. |
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The
BC Association of Magazine Publishers (BCAMP): Whether you
look to BC magazines for art and culture, news and business,
lifestyle or leisure, or other areas of interest, BC magazines
represent the diversity of West Coast perspectives. |
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Canadian
Society of Magazine Editors (CSME): CSME is a volunteer-driven
organization that meets periodically to discuss issues relevant to
the craft of magazine editing. It also holds an annual dinner and
awards presentation, honouring the top magazines in three
circulation categories. |
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Magazines Canada:
Magazines Canada
represents a diverse and vital group of more than 300 Canadian
consumer magazines – titles both large and small – devoted to
covering a wide range of subjects of interest to the Canadian
reading public. |
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The
Canadian Copyright Licensing Agency (CANCOPY) : Under Canada's
copyright law, creators and publishers have the right to decide
when and how their work is reproduced, whether it's being copied
with a photocopier, electronically or through other means. CANCOPY
licences provide users with convenient and easy to obtain legal
permission to copy, while fairly compensating copyright owners for
that copying. |
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Circulation
Management Association of Canada (CMC): Canada began in 1981
as a non-profit organization formed to provide professional
development, promote fellowship within the circulation profession,
and to raise the profile of circulation professionals by rewarding
outstanding achievement. |
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Periodical
Publishers Exchange (PPE): For 25 years small to medium size
Toronto area independent magazine owners have been getting
together every month for dinner, to share their thoughts and views
through discussion, to seek advice from experienced publishers,
and to keep on top of trends and innovations affecting the
publishing industry. |
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