What happens when a writer who keeps her stories in Google Docs gets locked out of Google Docs?
How the news media lost the will to publish news that upsets powerful people. Two chains dropping Associated Press won’t help things.
“Only 13 percent of classic video games published in the United States are currently in release.”
“The sad part of this equation is that the movable expense lands squarely on your cast, creative team and staff. It is possible to put up a show and pay creatives less than what they deserve. It’s not possible to put up a show and not pay the rental fee. So, guess what gets cut in the budget.”
Why concert sales are tanking even for most big names.
CBS thinks it can survive the streaming wars.
The problem with morally ambivalent characters? Sometimes they’re ruined by turning completely evil.
“Some people who have trained themselves to have their emotional catharsis through sophisticated art get annoyed at untrained people having an emotional catharsis through unsophisticated art.”
Chicken Soup for the Soul books were everywhere back in the 1990s. Here’s how the brand declined.
Do vanity publishers sell clients’ information on the Dark Web?
Etsy businesses are printing and binding online fanfiction and selling the books.
Wolverine first appeared in Hulk #181, but when did definitive Wolverine appear?
Does it matter if the audience sees your twist coming? At the link, Brian Cronin argues no, not if the story is good.
Even top publishers and authors can succumb to using AI art.
