Professional Sports Publishing Services for Canadian Authors

The author still needs to ensure the accuracy of the scores, whereas the editor will notice inconsistencies in facts and figures.

The names can be mentioned objectively, whereas the use of logos requires additional rights negotiations.

Only if the author holds the image rights or obtains appropriate permissions for publication.

Possibly, but the issues of accuracy, privacy, proper attribution, confidential information, and identifiability must be examined.

Sure, but the plans must specify the targeted athlete, requirements, limits, and the need for professional supervision.

Injury, nutritional or rehabilitation recommendations need to be reviewed by an expert professional prior to publication.

Doping and misconduct claims demand reliable sources, fair attribution, proper wording and legal expertise prior to publication.

Potentially, but accuracy, context, copyright issues, proper attribution and the extent of reproduction need to be considered.

Yes, through typography, statistics layout, cover position, colour usage and volume numbering a connection between the titles can be established.

The book should be reviewed whenever there is a need due to new season, record, ranking, regulation, team change, etc.

No ethical provider can guarantee endorsements, media coverage, team acceptance, rankings, awards, retail promotion or book sales.