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Just so you are aware, the article entitled Calling for help from ALL ARTISTS!!, has been changed from the original post. In my panic to pass the word on about The Orphaned Works Bill as quickly as possible, I passed on a few incorrect things. Hopefully all you illustrators are doing your best to be informed and updated. If you haven't yet, please join the email list for the Illustrator Partnership by emailing [email protected], and asking to be part of the email list. You will get additional information from theses emails on how you will be able to fight against this bill.
The orphaned Works bill 2008 has now come out. Both House and Senate versions of the Orphan Works Act of 2008 can be downloaded from the IPA homepage:
http://illustratorspartnership.org. For additional background on Orphan Works, go to the IPA Orphan Works Resource Page for Artists.
By: Rebecca,
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Occasionally it can take some persuasion to convince people that understanding geography means more than accumulating an encyclopedic knowledge of mountains, rivers, and capital cities. Geography actually informs all sorts of relationships between people and their surroundings, including religion, agriculture, industry, and language. (more…)
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