We have to belabour the point about
copyright because this news service is electronic. Please bear
with us for a moment.
Please remember that this is your subscription.
It's assigned to you, and nobody else in your organization,
even if the organization is paying for it; it's a violation of
our copyright to pass our news stories along, except under the
conditions listed below on this page. Nor can you store the
information in an area where others can read it, such as a
corporate or network database, or circulate it as part of a
media monitoring service performed by you or others.
ALL of the items in our news service are
protected ALL of the time by Canadian and international
copyright laws. ALL of them. In short, that means this
subscription is for you and you alone.
Having said that, occasional manual forwarding of
one of our news items by e-mail to a friend or colleague is
specifically granted to subscribers, but only if both of the following conditions are respected:
1) The article is forwarded
in its entirety, from the subject line on top through to the
copyright block at the end of each item;
2) That you forward no more
than one item in any seven-day period to the same person.
Otherwise, it's a violation of our
copyright and a violation of copyright laws. Worse, we won't
like it.
(We're not going to be fussy about it;
we'd just like you to keep the concept in mind that if you're
going to forward the occasional article to a colleague, that's
fine with us, but if it's being done on a regular or on-going
basis, the recipient should be subscribing and not freeloading
off you.)
Put yet another way: please do not
automatically or regularly forward our news service to others
unless you are a designated subscription administrator, and you have
purchased the requisite number of subscriptions, and that's the
way we've arranged it. (There are discounts for
bulk-subscription purchases for an organization, and additions
or subtractions to a master subscription can be made at
anytime.)
The operation of this newsletter is entirely funded
by subscriptions, which pay for the labour-intensive work and
expertise required to provide you with quality reporting,
research and business news stories you will find nowhere else.
All other types of broadcast,
publication, storage or retransmission to e-mail lists or to
the World Wide Web is strictly prohibited without prior written
permission from Morgan:Newsletters.
If you want to show people the kind of
work we do, please direct them our Bronze edition. The
conditions of its release and its use protect your
subscription. You can find it here: Go to Latest Bronze News
We always appreciate people who report violations
of our copyright to us.