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Toronto Daily News – #1 Online Destination for Daily News from Toronto and All Over the Globe

Toronto Daily News is a daily online news publication focusing on Toronto and GTA. Every day we publish up to fifty news articles on various topics, including politics, business, health, sport, local events, entertainment, and style. Toronto Daily News is one of many websites produced by Moscow Media Group Inc. with offices located in Canada and Russia .

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As the Toronto ’s leading online newspaper website, Toronto Daily News is constantly seeking new and improved ways to deliver content to our audience and provide innovative advertising solutions for our clients. We offer a broad range of advertising solutions to maximise the impact and effectiveness of your campaigns such as precise targeting, online sponsorship, microsites and traditional advertising units. Other digital platforms include PDA and RSS feeds.

One of the key factors in our success has been our determination to always be at the forefront of digital advertising developments. To find out how Toronto Daily News can help you reach your Toronto and worldwide audience with targeted advertising and creative sponsorship solutions contact us and request a rate card.

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Here you can find helpful information for contributors providing work to Toronto Daily News, plus special guidelines for contributors to Toronto Daily News.

Toronto Daily News is happy to publish work produced by freelance writers, and their work is showcased in the titles daily and appreciated worldwide by our readers. Some contributors, including readers whose letters and reviews are published, don't receive a fee, but do get the opportunity to have their work published in a national newspaper.

It is very important for both parties that there is a clear understanding early on over what rights in the material are owned by which party. As is the case with other newspapers, we need to have certain rights to allow us to do things with all the material submitted by motivated individuals.

Writers must note that apart from our own right of first publication, which is exclusive, all Toronto Daily News’ other rights are non-exclusive which means that writers can also freely exploit the works themselves in other marketplaces.

Accordingly, freelance writers should be aware that the Terms set out below are the terms of business that will apply to all material you may provide to us, however supplied - commissioned, sent on spec or whatever.

There can be no variation of these Terms. The only exception to this rule would be in the event that an editor of Toronto Daily News has expressly varied the Terms by a prior agreement in writing. If any writer is not happy with the Terms then they should not offer us any material, nor accept any suggestions from us.

TERMS

1. The author retains copyright in the material.

2. For its part, Toronto Daily News has the following rights over the material:

2.1 The exclusive worldwide right to first publication.

2.2 The non-exclusive right to publish, syndicate, distribute and exploit the material in all present and future media and formats, including print, electronic, online and others.

2.3 The non-exclusive right to include the material on any website and in any database, archive or library whether on- or off-line or in any media

3. These rights may be exercised by Toronto Daily News or by others to whom we have licensed our rights.

4. All news tips, articles, opinions, and reviews must be submitted via Contact Us form unless a specific email address has been assigned for the author by the editor.

Toronto Daily News’ ability to commission material from freelance writers is dependent on us holding the necessary rights. Therefore any material a freelance writer submits to us is deemed to have been supplied in full knowledge and acceptance of these Terms.

Published: 01 September 2005