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Copyright Licensing Information Seminar Held in Seagoe

Copyright Licensing Seminar, Seagoe
Copyright Licensing Seminar, Seagoe

A seminar on Copyright licensing orgainsed by the Synod Department of the RCB was held for Rectors, church members who deal with copyright issues and Diocesan Secretaries in Northern Ireland yesterday, Thursday 1 December, in Seagoe Parish Centre, Portadown. The event was held in Northern Ireland specifically in response to recent developments in copyright licensing in the UK.

Chris Williams, CCLI
Chris Williams, CCLI

The session was led by Mr Chris Williams of Christian Copyright Licensing International (CCLI), who presented valuable information on copyright responsibilities, the recent UK developments, changes in digital rights and the protection of material on parish, cathedral and church-related websites. Further information on the role of CCLI can be found at www.ccli.co.uk. A summary of the information provided by Mr Williams will be sent to all parishes in Northern Ireland in coming weeks.

Mr Williams will be visiting the Republic of Ireland in 2012.

Mrs Janet Maxwell and Mr Chris Williams, Seagoe event
Mrs Janet Maxwell and Mr Chris Williams, Seagoe event

Mrs Janet Maxwell, Head of Synod Services and Mr Chris Williams, CCLI

ENDS

For further information please contact:

Church of Ireland Press Office 
Church of Ireland House 
61–67 Donegall Street 
Belfast, BT1 2QH 

Tel: (028) 9082 8880 (from NI)
Tel: (048) 9082 8880 (from RoI)
Fax (028) 9032 3554 
Email: Press Office 

Paul Harron

+44 (0)7787 881582

Peter Cheney

+44 (0)7774295369

Janet Maxwell

+353 (0)87 948 4412

 

 

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