Monday, November 28, 2005
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Magazine-related sites & blogs
- Masthead magazine (online)
- This Magazine
- Graham F. Scott
- CoversSell blog (Scott Bullock)
- Geist magazine
- Punch in Canada
- National Magazine Awards Foundation blog
- Quillblog (Quill & Quire)
Links
- Impresa Communications Limited
- MagCulture
- And Now the Details (Jeff Dworkin)
- Ryerson Magazine Publishing Certificate
- Abacus Circulation Inc.
- IPOsgoode (intellectual property site)
- National Magazine Awards
- Canadian Writers Group (agency)
- Professional Writers Association of Canada
- Story Board (online community)
- Canadian Society of Magazine Editors
- Magazines Canada
- ABC Canada Literacy Foundation
- Canadian Journalism Project (J-source)
- National Advertising Benevolent Society (NABS)
- Kenneth R. Wilson Awards
- Word Count:Freelancing in the Digital Age
- Samara
Previous Posts
- The Canadian Utne nominees
- Geez keeps the faith
- And that would be a good thing
- Election-time, you think?
- In-flight mags taking off in U.S.
- Auditor wonders about impacts of Heritage decisions
- The Walrus wins charitable status
- Freelancers, unite
- Magazines we like -- Backbone
- Thinking better about crossing the line
1 Comments:
Unions form when companies exploit workers. For a generation, Canadian magazines and newspapers have not increased their rates, at the same time as they have grabbed more copyrights. This cuts off another source of income for freelance writers: selling second and third publication rights to our stories.
This is terrible exploitation, and it's what makes freelancers think differently about banding together as a union. It will be a long uphill climb, but we have nothing left to lose.
Gordon Graham
PWAC President
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