Welcome to the website of the Creators' Copyright Coalition. We at the CCC are committed to access to our creative works just as we are committed to copyright: we work for copyright legislation that ensures both. Here on our op-ed pages we will be posting opinion, commentary, links, and news of interest to creators and others engaged in copyright reform. Elsewhere, you'll find our archive of studies, handbooks and press releases. And while we're not currently hosting a discussion forum, comments sent to us may be posted or noted here (unless you ask us not to).
… the we’re entitled-to-it-all-free-forever ideologues in the universities and the blogosphere? Or the publishers we have to work with?
D.B. Scott’s Canadian Magazines blog, source of the above, also notes that Toronto Life is giving up its blogs because “they weren’t drawing sufficient audiences” and advertising revenue was “less forthcoming than had been expected.” Jeez if that becomes the standard, the blogosphere is gonna shrink bigtime.
Webpage contents ©2005-2006 respective contributors and The Creators' Copyright Coalition. You may reproduce this work for non-commercial purposes, without alteration or amendment, in whole or part, provided you give credit to the Creators' Copyright Coalition and the source, so please feel free to disseminate and share freely. A licence for commercial use of this work is required and may be obtained from The Creators' Copyright Coalition • Webpages: Patrick Davidson • The outline map of Canada used in the logo is from The Atlas of Canada, as compiled and produced by Natural Resources Canada, and is used with permission • These op-ed pages are built with WordPress