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You Do Not Control The Weather
Gathering images should be top of mind for any writer working under deadline. Most publications require you to submit your own images. If you can’t produce them yourself, you need to look at stock photography or public domain photos immediately … Continue reading →
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Tagged article writing, copyrights, deadlines, images, permissions, Photography, stock photography, vimeo, weather, Wordpress, writing for puublication
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Onboard with Wikimedia Commons!
Yay! I’ve just published my first photograph to Wikimedia Commons, a source of many images on Wikipedia.com. I had considered making photo galleries for the better, unused photographs that were to appear in my original book, however, that would be … Continue reading →
Copyright Releases — The Nuclear Option
I’ve tried four times to communicate with a copyright holder regarding work I wish to reproduce. Four polite e-mails and no response. What to do? This was a common problem when I was running privateline.com (external link). I was usually seeking … Continue reading →
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Tagged book publishing, copyright release, permissions, reproducing content
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The Odd World of Kessinger Publishing
Update: December 27, 2021 Jake Mayer checks in: I’ve been following Kessinger/Literary Licensing since I’ve been involved in reprint publishing for the past 12 years. I have no idea about the employment scams, etc, listed above. What I do know … Continue reading →
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Tagged buying used books, copyright renewal database, copyrights, crime, fraud, FTC, kessinger legacy reprints, permissions, report abuse, rip off, scam, stealing, work at home, work at home scheme
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