Published on December 19, 2024
Censorship, In The News, Journalism, legal, libel
MORE: Man spared from paying $4500 library fine; School board meeting attendees applaud after citizen challenges trans book in classrooms; One AI program is taking down phone scammers!; Would YOU trust AI to be your therapist?; Open AI whistleblower found dead from “suicide”; Washington Post top editor prospects flee; and Join millions for a Christmas Revival!
Published on December 6, 2024
Censorship, copyrights, Journalism, legal, Print on demand, self-publishing, traditional publishing
MORE: Librarians forced to deal with violence on the job; WARNING about Edioak and House of Pages; Massive layoffs at CNN; Books aren’t the only artistic things being forged!; Book Guard targets authors; HarperCollins is selling its authors’ manuscripts to an AI company; and Start-up Spines mocked for charging authors $5K for AI editing!!
Published on November 17, 2024
author scams, complaints, Complaints about specific publishers, Journalism, legal, writing scams
Since 1987, WritersWeekly.com has provided freelance job listings, paying markets, industry news, articles focused on how to make more money writing, thousands of warnings about bad actors in the writing and publishing communities, and so much more. WritersWeekly has, and always will be, completely free. And, WritersWeekly has never accepted paid advertisements. WritersWeekly has received […]
Published on November 17, 2024
author scams, complaints, Complaints about specific publishers, Journalism, legal, writing scams
Here is one example of how Facebook refused to remove the paid advertisement from one of the scammers…
Published on October 30, 2024
Censorship, Journalism, legal, libel
MORE: Washington Posts refuses to endorse any presidential candidate, now or in the future; Should political organizations be prosecuted for sending out misleading or flat out untruthful texts to potential voters?; School board in TN tests free speech limits; and A British man has been convicted of silently praying.
Published on October 24, 2024
author, Journalism, writing career advice
A writer’s ever-present internal censor all too often appears with negative messages…
Published on October 12, 2024
amazon, Censorship, copyrights, Journalism, legal, libel
MORE: Noah Webster’s work still influences all of us today!; Victoria Strauss tackles fake literary agencies that are victimizing American authors; Montana universities stripped of federal funds – can you guess why?; Independent journalist jailed, accused of disclosing secrets during Iran attack on Israel; CBS News embroiled in controversies; Judge rules FTC can proceed with antitrust suit against Amazon; Six journal publishers sued for anti-trust accusations; Scientists sue publisher for retractions involving safety over alleged political stance; and Interview Magazine sued for copyright infringement.
Published on October 4, 2024
Censorship, Journalism, legal
MORE: Teen tells school board she was forced to read a story about cousins having s*x; Coffee shop owners wins $4M from university; Lower courts are attempting to circumvent the Supreme Court; “Trans-butchery” of children is a crime against humanity; and Pink Floyd sells music catalog for $400M
Published on September 28, 2024
amazon, Censorship, copyrights, Journalism, legal, Trademarks
MORE: When someone contacts you on social media pretending to be a fellow author…; Rock star gains fans while sharing Christian faith at concerts; Amazon sued AGAIN for trademark infringement; Parents as MD supreme Court to allow them to opt kids out of LGBT lessons; Ohio newspaper blames Trump himself for the attempts on his life; Amazon workers told to go back to the office; Miley Cyrus accused of copyright infringement; and the feds have been spying on your social media activities!
Published on September 16, 2024
Journalism, legal
Charging people or not, based on their race, is racist in so many ways…