Productivity commission: Tales of the widespread demise of Canadian publishers are just that
Katz, Ariel

PublishedDecember 2016
Type of workweb log
PeriodicalEdition December 20, 2016, Volume 2017
PublisherARIELKATZ: On intellectual property, competition, innovation and other issues


Other number2017-11-27
RefereedDoes not apply
Rightsby-sa/3.0/deed.en_US
URLhttps://arielkatz.org/productivity-commission-tales-widespread-demise-canadian-publishers-just/
Access date2017-11-27
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