Claira Jo

Children's author and RA (SCBWI Scotland)

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The MacDonald Bros.

who, in my view were

robbed of winning the

X-Factor.

 

www.themacdonaldbros.com

 


This has recently come to my attention. I've already signed it and I feel it's my duty to pass it on. I hope you do too.

CJ
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From: John Malam johnmalam@...
Date: Mon Feb 11, 2008 16:54:04 Europe/London
To: John Malam johnmalam@...
Subject: PLR petition -- please sign, then forward this email

Dear All,

Following the announcement that the Department for Culture, Media and Sport plans to reduce Public Lending Right (PLR) funding, I have initiated a 10 Downing Street e-petition to protest at the cuts.
Public Lending Right is the right for authors, illustrators, photographers, translators and editors to receive payment under PLR egislation for the loans of their books by public libraries. More than 23,000 people are entitled to receive payment under this scheme, and for many the annual PLR payment is an important part of their income. PLR is particularly valuable to those people who receive little or no royalty on book sales — their books are more often borrowed from libraries than bought in shops.
Please spare a minute to sign the petition. Click the following link (or paste it into your browser window) and add your name.

http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/plr-funding/

Please do not delete this email. Instead, forward it to as wide a group of people as you can. It is in everyone's best interests to support the work of Britain's creative talent.
Thank you for your time.

Yours sincerely.
John Malam