Yesterday I blogged about my experience at the 2009 Small Press Expo. That post was commented on and retweeted by several readers, which I appreciate. It was also reposted on three websites of varying legitimacy, by other people and without my permission. That, I’m not so cool with.
Repost #1 – John Lessnau’s Traffic-Building Scheme
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This weekend, I attended my first Small Press Expo, which is (according to its website) North America’s Premiere Independent Cartooning and Comic Book Arts Festival. My friends Rachel and Josh went last year and they loved it, and since Baltimore is only an hour away from the event’s Bethesda ballroom, I joined them on this [...]
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In a purposely provocative blog post, MCM argues that all content is essentially worthless. The crux of the argument is the variation in price that different distributors attach to content — for example, a hardcover book is sold for $25, but a paperback for $10. Is the content within that paperback book really worth $15 [...]
