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Stephen King mistaken for ‘vandal' in Alice SpringsThe bestselling author Stephen King was mistaken for a book vandal when he began signing copies of his latest book Lisey's Story at Dymocks Ali...
Ozco, CAL funds project to promote speculative Australian fiction in US
The organisers of the speculative fiction festival Conflux have received funding from the Australia Council's Literature Board and Copyright Agency Limited (CAL) to promote Australian fantasy and...
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Miles Franklin winner to tour Queensland and NT Alexis Wright, the winner of this year's Miles Franklin Award for Carpentaria (Giramondo), will tour rural Queensland and the Northern Territory in...
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HarperCollins to be ‘carbon neutral' by 2010News Corporation, the parent company of HarperCollins owned by Rupert Murdoch, will be ‘carbon neutral' by 2010, according to a report in News C...
Alarm at proposed digital copyright changes
Industry bodies including the Australian Publishers Association (APA), Australian Booksellers Association (ABA), Australian Society of Authors (ASA) and Copyright Agency Limited (CAL) have joined forc...
Alexander elected to IFRRO board
The Copyright Agency Limited (CAL) has announced that its CEO Jim Alexander has been elected to the Board of the international membership body for rights management organisations. The Internatio...
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New Koorong book storesKoorong, the Christian booksellers, have opened a new store in Springwood, a suburb of Brisbane. The store manager is David Perry. Koorong are also planning a new store in Melbo...
ABA and APA join forces on environment and digital working groups
Booksellers and publishers will come together on two major issues affecting the industry following discussions at this year's Australian Booksellers Association (ABA) annual national conference, which...
Publishing internships: applications now open
The Australian Publishers Association and the Copyright Agency Limited are pleased to announce the inaugural APA Publishing Internship Program. Paid internships will be available in 2008 at the ...
CAL announces new model for payments
The Copyright Agency Limited (CAL) has announced changes to the way it will distribute payments in the new year. Under CALdirect, a new system to be introduced in mid-2008, members can notify CAL of t...
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