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Yes. You should contact the editor of the publication and ask permission to reprint. And make sure that the publication actually has the authority to give you permission. If the cartoon, art, or photo is copyrighted, you need permission from the artist or the syndicate that distributes the cartoon, and generally you will have to pay a fee for the rights to use it. The same rules, of course, would apply to general circulation and or non-labor publications. |
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CAMPAIGNS |
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Get the latest information, handouts, graphics, and photos about key CWA issue campaigns.
MEDIA TEMPLATES |
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Create flyers, newsletters, web pages and other media with these easy to use templates
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Audio & Video |
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Click here to view a new video that effectively illustrates how labor laws favor employers at the expense of workers' rights.
Workers speak out on why the Employee Free Choice Act is needed to restore collective bargaining rights. Click here.
Watch this humorous "Speed Matters" video CWA produced to stress the importance of a high-speed Internet connection. Click here.
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Listen to great new AT&T bargaining mobilization song, "Get Ready to Strike." Click here to play.
Click here to learn more about video and get other AT&T mobilization information and bargaining updates.
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Heroes of the Heart Online Auction, November 1-30, 2009
Let the bidding begin! Proceeds from the auction benefit The Pegasus Project.
The Pegasus Project, a non-profit organization, provides short-term emergency grants to members of the Association of Flight
Attendants-CWA (AFA-CWA) who are experiencing financial hardship due to a critical, life-threatening illness or injury.
Watch Executive Vice President Annie Hill discuss the 2009 Speed Matters Speed Test Report and the importance of high speed Internet.
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| CWA members are a sea of red at the Health Care for America Now rally on Capitol Hill. |
Watch a new video on why we need the Employee Free Choice now. It includes footage of President Barack Obama, a strong supporter of workers' right, along with workers who have fought hard for a union voice and leaders like CWA President Larry Cohen.
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| President Obama talks with CWA President Larry Cohen at White House meeting. The President established a middle class families task force and rolled back several anti-labor measures put in place by the previous administration. |
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