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Copyright Infringement is Theft, Period

The recent situation with the Yahoo! list that had used excerpts from at least one of my books without permission or attribution has sparked a number of discussions about when it is and isn't okay to republish someone else's work without specific authorization. One person told me that he thought as long as he [...]

By |2023-05-06T11:45:31-04:00August 11th, 2010|Business & Management, Communications, Intellectual Property, Jacquelyn Lynn|Comments Off on Copyright Infringement is Theft, Period

Yahoo! Groups Allowing “Clever Homemaker” List to Steal Other Writers’ Work

Last week, Charlene Davis (my friend, colleague, and occasional co-author) joined a Yahoo! Group called Clever Homemaker. The group has 6,000+ members and Charlene thought the articles the list owner was posting about business were very well-written. Then she recognized one of the articles — it was actually excerpt from one of my books on [...]

Now could be the time for snail mail

A substantial portion of my communication is done electronically through e-mail, texts, blogs, Twitter, websites, etc. It’s fast, convenient, efficient—but you know all that.   Even so, since I was a small child, I have loved getting real mail: envelopes and packages delivered to me by the USPS. In the last year, the volume of [...]

By |2009-07-01T09:32:26-04:00July 1st, 2009|Business & Management, Communications, Jacquelyn Lynn, Sales, Marketing, Public Relations, Technology|Comments Off on Now could be the time for snail mail

Writing mistakes that are easy to make—and easier to avoid

Here's a blog post about writing mistakes that I want to share: Author Brian Clark is targeting bloggers in his post, 5 Common Mistakes That Make You Look Dumb, but he’s on the mark with these mistakes no matter what you’re writing or who it’s for. I especially chuckled when I read his closing note [...]

By |2017-03-09T12:01:33-05:00March 5th, 2007|Business & Management, Communications, Jacquelyn Lynn|Comments Off on Writing mistakes that are easy to make—and easier to avoid
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