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News & DevelopmentsThree Textbooks are Top of their Classes19 Nov 2010Writing and designing textbooks is an important skill, and it is one at which New Zealand publishers excel, not only providing for the local market but exporting learning resources worldwide. This important area of publishing has been recognized with the inaugural CLL (Copyright Licensing Ltd) Educational Publishing Awards 2010. Publishing and education consultant Gillian Candler, former educational publisher Rosemary Stagg and University of Auckland Professor of Education John Hattie were the judges for the CLL Educational Publishing Awards 2010, presented at the Art Lounge, Auckland, on Thursday November 18. Lively design integrating text, photographs and graphics was notable in the Best Book or Series in Primary Publishing, won by Figure it Out: Statistics in the Media Levels 3+-4 and Levels 4-4+ by Lisa Darragh and Jasmine Hardy, published by Learning Media. The publications teach critical thinking alongside maths. "An engaging and inviting read with superb illustrations," is how awards judges rated the Best Book or Series Winner for Secondary Publishing, The Nature of Science series by Gary Hunt, published by Pearson. "These texts can go a long way to engaging learners in this subject area," says convenor of judges, Gillian Candler. A new generation of texts also transforms tertiary publishing. The Best Book in Higher Education Publishing, Principles of Law for New Zealand Business Students (fourth edition) has easy to navigate text, helpful sidebars, chapter objectives, summaries and revision exercises. The authors are Jeremy Hubbard, Cordelia Thomas and Sally Varnham. "A host of design and text features make this difficult subject highly accessible," commented the judging panel. The prize for each category is $5,000, and this will be shared by the winning publisher and authors. The Publishers Association of New Zealand (PANZ) administers the awards. CLL Educational Publishing Awards 2010 Winners Nitty Gritty Novels: Series One by Dr Susan Sandretto, Sue Ledington et al, Pearson Spelling Under Scrutiny series by Joy Allcock, MJA Publishing Teaching Reading Comprehension Strategies by Sheena Cameron, Pearson WINNER Finalists for Best Book or Series in Secondary Publishing Geography on the Edge: Geography for NCEA Level One by Justin Peat and John Lockyer, Cengage Learning Level 7 and Level 8 Biology by Tracey Greenwood, Kent Pryor, Richard Allan and Lissa Bainbridge-Smith, Biozone International The Nature of Science series by Gary Hunt, Pearson WINNER Finalists for Best Book in Higher Education Publishing Exploring Society: Sociology for New Zealand Students (third edition) by Gregor McLennan, Ruth McManus and Paul Spoonley, Pearson Principles of Law for New Zealand Business Students (fourth edition) by Jeremy Hubbard, Cordelia Thomas and Sally Varnham, Pearson WINNER News ArchiveCLNZ / NZSA Research Grants - Apply Now!03 Apr 2013Applications are now open for the 2013 CLNZ/NZSA Research Grants. ... More CLNZ Writers' Awards 2013 - Applications Open!20 Mar 2013Applications are now open for the 2013 CLNZ Writers' Awards. Is it time to quit your day job and see your non fiction project published? ... More Authors & Publishers Seek Fair Copyright Deal from Universities08 Mar 2013A refusal by the country’s eight universities to agree a fairer annual license fee, allowing lecturers to copy authors work for their students, has left the non profit organisation that protects and licenses copyrighted work no option but to file a case with the Copyright Tribunal. ... More Authors & Publishers Seek Fair Copyright Deal from Universities08 Mar 2013A refusal by the country’s eight universities to agree a fairer annual license fee, allowing lecturers to copy authors work for their students, has left the non profit organisation that protects and licenses copyrighted work no option but to file a case with the Copyright Tribunal. ... More 2012 CLNZ Writers' Awards06 Sep 2012New Zealand History – but not as we know it. Well known Maori historian, Hazel Petrie and successful author David Veart have each been presented with a 2012 CLNZ Writers’ Award at a ceremony held at the Auckland Town Hall tonight. The largest monetary prize of its kind, they both receive $35,000 so they can dedicate their time to their non-fiction projects. ... More 2012 CLNZ Writers' Awards Finalists Announced29 Aug 2012The 5 finalists for the 2012 CLNZ Writers' Awards have been announced. The 2 winners will be revealed next week at an event to be held in Auckland. The biggest monetary prize of its kind. Each winner receives $35,000 so they can devote their time to their non fiction project. ... More 2012 CLNZ/NZSA Research Grants Announced20 Aug 2012Copyright Licensing New Zealand and New Zealand Society of Authors are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2012 CLNZ/NZSA Research Grants. They are: Warkworth writer Kelly Ana Morey for a literary novella about Phar Lap and Wellington writer David McGill - for a biographical exploration of his great grandfather who became the mayor of Auckland. ... More HarperCollins Helps Unlock the World of Margaret Mahy for the Visually Impaired15 Aug 2012HarperCollins is the first New Zealand publisher to release two New Zealand book titles in a format accessible to the visually impaired, as part of the international pilot project TIGAR. Somewhat appropriately, the titles are 'The Magician of the Hoad' and 'The Word Witch', both by Margaret Mahy. ... More We Have Rebranded!27 Jun 2012You may have noticed we have had a make over. Along with our new fresh green logo, we have also changed our name (slightly) to Copyright Licensing New Zealand (CLNZ). ... More Watch this space!22 Jun 2012... More Print Disabled Kiwis to Benefit from International Exchange of eBooks04 Apr 2012The Royal NZ Foundation of the Blind and Copyright Licensing Limited, have come together to participate in a World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO) pilot project that will enable print disabled New Zealanders to enjoy international books in a format that is accessible to them, whether they are blind or otherwise print disabled – e.g. visually impaired but not blind, dyslexic or physically unable to hold a book or turn a page. ... More Is your Non-Fiction Project Collecting Dust?28 Mar 2012Applications are now open for the Copyright Licensing Limited 2012 Writers' Awards. Two lucky writers will receive $35,000 each so they can devote their time to completing their non-fiction masterpiece. Applications close 26 June 2012. Click here for more information and forms. ... More Applications Open for 2012 the CLL Funded Training Grants12 Mar 2012Applications are now open for the first round of the Copyright Licensing Limited funded training grants for 2012. Publishers Association of New Zealand members are eligible to apply and are encouraged to look widely for industry related courses of interest. For criteria click here. To download an application form click here. Applications close at 5pm on 30 March. ... More New Zealand Book Month12 Mar 2012March is NZ Book Month. For your $5 off your next book click here. To enter the Reading Super Heros competition click here or for general information check out the website go to www.nzbookmonth.co.nz ... More Announcing The Novella Project22 Dec 2011Announcing The Novella Project - A collaborative venture between Griffith REVIEW & the Copyright Agency Ltd ... More CLL Educational Publishing Awards 201118 Nov 2011History, Maths, and Maori language were the winners at the Publishers Association of New Zealand CLL Educational Publishing Awards 2011. ... More NZSA Mentor Programme 201209 Nov 2011The New Zealand Society of Authors (PEN NZ Inc.) is delighted to announce that the mentor programme for 2012 has been extended to include a dedicated position for a graduate of a tertiary creative writing programme. ... More The Travelling Restaurant by Barbara Else name IBBY 2012 Honour Book05 Oct 2011Gecko Press are delighted to announce that The Travelling Restaurant by Barbara Else, published in April 2011, has been selected as the IBBY New Zealand 2012 Honour Book for Writing. ... More Four writers' residencies available in 201220 Sep 2011The Michael King Writers' Centre is calling for application from New Zealand writers for four supported residencies in 2012. ... More Exciting Historical Projects Scoop Rich Writers' Awards02 Sep 2011Leading New Zealand historian Malcolm McKinnon and an author from a new generation of Maori scholars, Melissa Williams have been award the 2011 CLL Writers’ Awards at a ceremony held at the National Library in Auckland tonight. Each receives $35,000 – one of the richest non-fiction prizes in New Zealand literature. ... More Copyright (infringing file sharing) Amendment Act01 Sep 2011Broad awareness of new Copyright Law set to hit illegal file sharing in New Zealand. ... More Dame Christine Cole Catley Passes22 Aug 2011Dame Christine Cole Catley has passed away on August 21, 2011. ... More 2011 CLL Writers' Awards Finalists11 Aug 2011Finalists for the 2011 CLL Writers' Awards were announced today ... More Changes to the Copyright Act - Important Information for Schools10 Aug 2011... More CLL Educational Publishing Awards 201115 Jul 2011Applications have opened for the Copyright Licensing Limited Educational Publishing Awards 2011 in association with the Publishers Association of New Zealand. ... More Successful eBook Conversion Funding Applications - Round 222 Jun 2011Digital Publishing New Zealand is proud to announce a further 160 titles have been selected in the second round of eBook conversion funding. ... More CLL Annual Report 201017 Jun 2011The CLL Annual Report is available for download. ... More New Zealand to be Guest of Honour at prestigious Frankfurt Book Fair03 Jun 2011New Zealand will be the Guest of Honour at the prestigious 2012 Frankfurt Book Fair, Arts Minister Christopher Finlayson announced today. ... More Ebook Conversion Funding Applications - Round 213 May 2011... More Successful eBook Conversion Funding Applications15 Apr 2011Digital Publishing New Zealand is pleased to announce that 265 titles have been successful in being selected for digital conversion (eBook) funding. A list of the titles can be downloaded here. ... More New Copyright Legislation14 Apr 2011A bill that puts in place a three-notice regime to deter illegal file sharing was passed in Parliament today. Commerce Minister Simon Power said the Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Bill repeals Section 92A of the Copyright Act and replaces it with a new process to deal with online copyright infringements. ... More NEWS RELEASE - Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Bill14 Apr 2011Owners of copyright in literary works welcome the enactment of the Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Bill that will come into effect on 1 September 2011. As we continue to find new ways of creating, copying and communicating material in the digital environment, copyright protection has never been more important. We welcome the framework for a fair and efficient process to deal with copyright infringement claims in the digital environment. ... More Update to eBook Conversion Funding Applications04 Mar 2011Authors and publishers wishing to take advantage of the funding pool of $100,000 to convert print titles into eBooks need to complete their application to Digital Publishing NZ Ltd before 18 March ... More Call for Applications for Funding To Convert Print Titles into Ebooks18 Feb 2011Copyright Licensing Ltd (CLL) has established Digital Publishing New Zealand Limited (DPNZ). DPNZ is a not-for-profit company, owned by the NZ Society of Authors and the Publishers Association of New Zealand. The company’s mission is to enable New Zealand publishers and authors to access a world class digital asset management and distribution system. Our vision is that in 2013 New Zealand digital books are being read throughout the world. ... More PANZ announces judges for the NZ Post Book Awards27 Jan 2011PANZ announces judges for the NZ Post Book Awards - http://tinyurl.com/5vtsrea ... More Copyright Licensing Ltd is delighted to announce the establishment of Digital Publishing NZ17 Jan 2011Copyright Licensing Ltd is delighted to announce that Digital Publishing NZ has been established with the NZ Society of Authors and the Publishers Association of NZ as 50/50 shareholders in the business. ... More Three Textbooks are Top of their Classes19 Nov 2010Writing and designing textbooks is an important skill, and it is one at which New Zealand publishers excel, not only providing for the local market but exporting learning resources worldwide. This important area of publishing has been recognized with the inaugural CLL (Copyright Licensing Ltd) Educational Publishing Awards 2010. ... 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