Published on February 25, 2022
amazon, copyrights, legal, libel, social media
MORE: Amazon suspends BLM charity program over spending controversy; Cancel culture insanity at a university; A man secretly owned a PR website where he promoted his own firm, and trashed his competitors; Social media posts are fair game in a divorce; Update on ResearchGate/scientific publishers’ lawsuit; Shopify sued for textbook pirating by its clients; and Fast Company sued for selling its subscriber list; Employee at Texas A&M copied and renamed an author’s book (about the university!) but the university is immune from the lawsuit?
Published on February 17, 2022
legal, libel
MORE: Woman loses home after failing to show up for libel case; Paralegal accused of poisoning boss will face libel claims; Pastor facing libel suit files for bankruptcy; A look at a landmark study on libel lawsuits; and Palin loses libel suit against NYT
Published on February 5, 2022
amazon, Censorship, legal, libel
MORE: Amazon Must Pay $50K for Firing Christian Employee; Facebook censors another pro-police book; Germany trying to get Twitter users’ info for prosecution purposes; 77% tested at Baltimore high school read at elementary level, some at kindergarten level; The publisher who takes in “cancelled” books and authors; Law prohibiting filming cops in Miami might get squashed; Journalists who can’t carry firearms are being killed in Mexico; and Is Forbes about to be controlled by China?
Published on January 27, 2022
amazon, Censorship, copyrights, legal, libel
MORE: The feds are hiring writers to create future court testimony for government officials; The latest books that are victims of cancel culture; Ha ha ha! Actress’ fans sue for $5M because she was cut from a movie; CNN says Sarah Palin vs. New York Times trial will be “excruciating” for the paper; Amazon driver faces off with a bear!; ABBA settles lawsuit with stupid band that used their name; NYC professors sue over “anti-Semitic” Union; Author commits suicide after pedophilia accusations and then people burned his books at his grave; and Major booksellers accused of selling anti-Semitic book that was plagiarized from other sources.
Published on January 21, 2022
amazon, author scams, copyrights, legal, libel
MORE: NPR accused of reporting false story about Supreme Court; Musicians are earning millions selling their music catalogs; A political tome about American elites helping China contains 1,093 endnotes and NO unnamed sources; How to detect manipulative reporting; Former NY Post editor-in-chief sued; Be careful when posting links with embedded images!; Peruvian court convicts author AND publisher; Family of Amazon delivery driver sues after tornado death at warehouse; Should publishers be forced to sell ebooks to libraries?; and Authors win millions from ebook pirate…but may never collect.
Published on January 15, 2022
Censorship, legal, libel, Print on demand, self-publishing, traditional publishing, writing career advice
A book you’ll be publishing for the masses is NOT the place to settle a score, even if you think you’re doing it anonymously…
Published on January 13, 2022
Censorship, Journalism, legal, libel
MORE: Worship leader and author claims Harper Collins terminated his contract over political views; Atlantic sued for $1M over viral retraction; Drag queen story hour AT CHURCH; Should social media companies be liable for radicals’ behavior on their platforms?; NPR is unrecognizable; and Neo-Nazi leader guilty of intimidating Jews and journalists
Published on January 8, 2022
legal, libel
Unfortunately, she can’t publish the book as-is because it comes with a great deal of legal liability. Here was my response to her…
Published on January 7, 2022
Censorship, legal, libel
MORE: Print book sales stay at historic highs!; Free speech is dead in Hong Kong; Actor Chris Tucker turned down $10M movie roll to set a good example; Mainstream media crumbling because people just don’t trust them anymore; National Geographic and author Kara Cooney may be in the crosshairs of Kyle Rittenhouse’s attorneys; and Vanity Fair reporter regrets not publishing Jeffrey Epstein story.
Published on December 31, 2021
Censorship, legal, libel
MORE: Parent “corrects” teacher’s union letter that was riddled with errors; Markle receives public apology after paper published her personal letter; Two states want to FORCE publishers to offer their ebooks to libraries; Americans avoiding news outlets that have turned into propaganda machines; Dan Brown settles lawsuit brought by ex-wife; Hong Kong police arrest newspaper staff; BBC admits that interviewing Alan Dershowitz was a mistake; Mainstream media’s top 10 missteps of 2021; Oklahoma bill will allow parents to have s*xually explicit books removed from school libraries; and Minnesota school board to pay all non-white teachers more money.
