Public Lending Right , PLR (abbreviation)

We are right to reward the living ones with public lending rights.

Similar options include the Public Lending Right and software rental.

The law does not recognize a non-commercial public lending right on phonograms.

These are known as Public Lending Right programs.

Several countries already had Public Lending Right systems.

For services to the Public Lending Right.

Oh yes, the Public Lending Rights people.

The Union addresses government and industry about public lending rights, tax reform, copyright legislation, freedom of expression and other industry issues.

The figures were compiled and released by Public Lending Right, established 30 years ago to ensure authors get paid for every book lent.

With Maureen Duffy she fought between 1972 and 1982 for authors' Public Lending Right.

It was key in the government's adoption of the Public Lending Rights Scheme ratified in 1975.

The tenth annual report on Public Lending Right shows the continuing downward spiral in loans by public libraries.

A Guide to Public Lending Right (1983)

She has also served on the Society of Authors' management committee and the government's Public Lending Right committee.

New Zealand has a public lending right scheme, administered by the National Library, under which authors are compensated for their books being in libraries.

Canadian Public Lending Rights Commission.

It is a modest mark of our gratitude to those with gifts and skills of writing that we make this increase to the Public Lending Right.'

However, the organization that was eventually responsible for distributing the fees obtained from the lending of books in libraries was the Public Lending Right.

Her books are frequently best sellers and the UK Public Lending Rights figures often list her in the top three borrowed authors.

The Public Lending Right, which monitors the books borrowed from public libraries, said almost 80% of five to 10-year-olds used municipal libraries.

During his presidency the Writer's Union was finally able to persuade the government of Canada to form a commission and establish a Public Lending Right program.

John Walbridge Sumsion, Registrar of Public Lending Right.

She was the first chair of the Writer's Union of Canada (1973-74) and helped instigate the Public Lending Right Commission.

Public lending right in relation to electronic publications (Authors receive a 10p royalty for physical books lent from UK libraries but not ebooks.

When public lending rights were introduced for authors, she became immediately eligible for the maximum £5,000 a year but donated it for the benefit of less fortunate writers.

PLR (the "recent agreement" you seem to be referring to) has existed for more than 20 years.

It was, he said, important to recompense authors through PLR.

Up to 100% of the PLR, depending on the circumstances.

Twenty-eight countries have a PLR program, and others are considering adopting one.

When PLR was introduced in 1981, loans were constant at around 650m.

Plr then drew longitudinal lines, separating the wreck into six sections and assigned a boarding team to each.

Changes to PLR will also mean authors receiving slightly higher payouts from the scheme.

The first PLR program was initiated in Denmark in 1941.

The idea spread slowly from country to country and many nations' PLR programs are quite recent developments.

PLR programs vary from country to country.

Other countries do not connect PLR to copyright.

A private label rights (PLR) book sells for $7 on a website.

This is called the 'potential lost revenue' or 'PLR'.

When the PLR licenses were auctioned in the early 1990s several different local stations appeared.

Four years later, PLR members also returned to Paraguay and began participating in the electoral process.

A major cause of the instability of the period was the lack of unity within the PLR itself.

Alternately, yea, they could do some filtering and ban PLR from the store outright.

While it approaches publishing from the money-making perspective, it's quite clear about avoiding PLR content.

PLR content can then be reformatted or even modified if the buyer wants, and then put up for sale under virtually anyone's name.

By contrast, during the 2008-2009 recession the PLR has remained flat at around 1% since late in 2008, practically speaking during the entire period.

There is also a move towards having a Europe-wide PLR program administered by the European Union.

Btw, PLR does mean the authors get something out of library borrowing, but it really is pence, peanuts.

"Libraries are the most important things and that's not just because I'm an author and I benefit from PLR.

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Moreover, periodic refresh messages sent by the PLR, in order to maintain each backup path, may become a network bottleneck.