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Final Report - Evaluation of the Public Lending Right Program

"The Public Lending Right Program is a program introduced by the federal government in 1986 to compensate Canadian writers for the use of their works through Canadian libraries."
  
    
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"The purpose of the evaluation was to assess the continued relevance, success, design and delivery, and cost-effectiveness of the program. The methodology included a document/ file/literature review, interviews with PLRC members and representatives of Canada Council, Department of Canadian Heritage, representatives of libraries, and other experts, and four focus groups with PLRP beneficiaries. The results of a 2002 telephone survey of 375 PLRP beneficiaries by Ekos Research Associates Ltd. were also taken into account in this report."

Creator(s) Canadian Heritage
Source Location Canada
Publisher Canadian Heritage
Date Published
2003
Language Bilingual
URL http://www.pch.gc ...
Copyright Holder Canadian Heritage

    

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