We're a group of five publishers: Between the Lines, which is a Toronto-based publishing company; Irwin Law, which is a small, independent law book publishing company in Toronto; Fernwood Publishing, which I mentioned, in Black Point and Winnipeg; my own company, Formac Publishing, in Halifax; and my company, Lorimer, in Toronto.
What I was reporting was that we hired a copyright officer liaison person who, with the help of Nova Scotia's creative industries fund, was able to travel across Canada. She asked for meetings with 35 different universities to talk to the copyright officers and to explain how the site works, and why it's an alternative to taking material for free. She also met with university bookstores to explain how the model that we're following is exactly what they already do with respect to books. So it was to reassure everybody that this is a reasonable way to get access to a wide range of published material at reasonable prices and in an easy way. I have the list here.