Writers get a lot of bad business advice. Some of it is so bad, that it’s just advice. There’s no business sense in it. One example is the call for
Los Angeles now has a Freelance Isn’t Free Act to protect freelancers from nonpayment.
The SEC charged seven influencers and a podcaster in the $114 million Atlas Trading pump-and-dump scheme. According to the SEC, the seven individuals below promoted themselves as successful traders: Perry
Dec. 8, marked the first New York Times strike in over 40 years. The Freelance Solidarity Project and other freelancers showed solidarity with those union workers. What’s this strike
Richmond,VA is being required to release video, audio and other records related to Richmond police tear gassing protestors in June 2020.
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Is it true that freelancers are plagued by inconsistent income while employees enjoy a superior position with their paychecks?
Creators, do you know the difference between providing backstory and pointing people backward?
NYC filed the L’Officiel lawsuit accusing the company of stiffing freelancers. Now, the company said it wants to pay in full. But is that believable?
