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Jo, would you please tell me the terms under which I could incorporate the photo "Welcome to Southwark Underground" in an article concerning Co-operative Land Banks for the ejournal i4? (communityrenewal.ca/i4) The publication is created and promoted without charge to approx. 3500 subscribers, mostly in Canada and the USA, but its contents remain available in PDF to all comers, indefinitely. Its subject is community transitions in response to Peak Oil and Climate Change. There is some urgency to this request.
ReplyDeleteSincerely,
Don McNair
Managing editor, i4