I read every word which is rare for me. It is pitch perfect Wes. This story from a former USAID employee holds similar resonance for me. I chime in you will see in the comments if you care to delve that deeply.
All of us remaining independent journalists have been following this story with interest. Thanks for presenting your side of it too.
(Incidentally, talking of editing, is there a missing 'no' in this line in your story? "Outside Inc has chosen to ??? longer be a home to the kind of content created by James")
Yes, though once a broken story became public knowledge it kinda entered the public domain. The worst, of course, are press releases cut and pasted as "news"... er, "advertorial." Sadly I know of which I speak. Some days you're witty and informative. Some says you kinda phone it in.
Thanks for covering this Wes, and so quickly. I only saw James posting about yesterday!
Are you the famous old school mountain biker photographer from North Vancouver?
I read every word which is rare for me. It is pitch perfect Wes. This story from a former USAID employee holds similar resonance for me. I chime in you will see in the comments if you care to delve that deeply.
https://open.substack.com/pub/thelastmilewithusaid/p/what-good-is-the-certificate
All of us remaining independent journalists have been following this story with interest. Thanks for presenting your side of it too.
(Incidentally, talking of editing, is there a missing 'no' in this line in your story? "Outside Inc has chosen to ??? longer be a home to the kind of content created by James")
Sounds so similar to the government these days
In the world of daily newspapers, outlets would print "matchers" of stories that were "broken" by competitors.
And they'd acknowledge the source of their information!
Yes, though once a broken story became public knowledge it kinda entered the public domain. The worst, of course, are press releases cut and pasted as "news"... er, "advertorial." Sadly I know of which I speak. Some days you're witty and informative. Some says you kinda phone it in.