Harlan Ellison sums it up
Speaking of rants (see previous post), here is Harlan Ellison on the subject of paying writers. Note that he uses what my buddy Vern would call "some choice language" so this one may not be safe for work.
I suspect that pretty soon most every writer I know will have this posted. (Hat tip to writer Allison Finnamore, who turned me on to it).
On a related subject, in her most recent column, Heather Mallick notes that "Ironically, Viacom sued Google for $1 billion in lost online profits over pirated video, but tells writers that their work is worth nothing online and they don't deserve a royalty."
I suspect that pretty soon most every writer I know will have this posted. (Hat tip to writer Allison Finnamore, who turned me on to it).
On a related subject, in her most recent column, Heather Mallick notes that "Ironically, Viacom sued Google for $1 billion in lost online profits over pirated video, but tells writers that their work is worth nothing online and they don't deserve a royalty."
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