Frankly I'm just astonished that you had any ownership/copyright at
all as a contract employee or freelance. Did they print you a
copyright tag at the bottom?
I accept that I've surrendered all right to the text I provide for
the columns write - never thought about the pix though.
Never actually signed a contract so that might be interesting.
Once I've submitted material and it's been accepted, I rather though
that it was sold as it were although I suspect that images are not
the same.
Magazines tend to behave as if you should be grateful that they've
even bothered to use you and if I relied on their pay, I'd die in the
snow fairly quickly.
Still, it gives me cred. and one of the most useful things I ever
wrote was a freebie, a donation – I got a lot of personal exposure
for a education review of 'Inconvenient Truth'
Nihilist, fine.
Radical, no. That's merely an activist. Lots of us are that.
How about terrorist? :-)
Andrew Fildes
afildes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
On 27/07/2007, at 8:09 PM, Bob Whitmire wrote:
> way <g-wink>, and modify my sentiment to say that oil and car
> companies, along with greedy corporate media conglomerates such as
> the New York Times Co., can transform me from a mild-mannered, soft-
> spoken, conservative-natured sweetie pie into a bomb-throwing
> nihilist. And if this in some way libels nihilists, perhaps I should
> substitute the term "radical."
>
> (Does that meet with your approval, Andrew? <snicker>)
>
> --Bob
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