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Canadian Centre for Studies in Publishing

"As we adapt to changes in book, magazine and online publishing in the twenty-first century, innovations in communication technology and an information-based economy prompt us to reconsider many of our basic assumptions about language, literacy and dissemination."
  
    
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"Information and culture industries are creating wealth and providing employment faster than any other sector. These expanding fields require people who combine social insight with entrepreneurial vision, creative energy, leadership and an understanding of industry trends and practices.

Founded in 1987, Simon Fraser University's Canadian Centre for Studies in Publishing (CCSP) is a university/industry initiative dedicated to the development of publishing in Canada and internationally. Our special focus is on books, magazines and electronic media.

Advised by a board of industry professionals, the CCSP has implemented a Master of Publishing program, an undergraduate Minor in Publishing and professional development programs including intensive summer workshops and year-round writing and publishing courses."

Institution Type Canadian Centre for studies
Language English
Street 515 West Hastings Street
City Vancouver
Province/State British Columbia
Postal/Zip Code V6B 5K3
Country Canada
Phone 604 291 5242
Fax 604 291 5239
E-Mail ccsp-info@sfu.ca
Web site (URL) http://www.ccsp.sfu.ca/home.html

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