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No rights, no photos: the ongoing freelancer Mutiny at the Wall Street Journal
Tension is growing between The Wall Street Journal and the global photojournalism community over the publication's new contract wording regarding image rights and future unrestrained sublicensing
Roughly 650 freelance photographers have…
Why your local news outlet might be the best free marketing you’re not using
Most freelancers and small business owners are dedicating their marketing time to social media. But they could be losing out to some new business closer to home
When Michael Wooton talks about his daily bread, he’s being literal. He…
Don’t just pitch for work, teach it: How teaching can become your most profitable marketing…
Learn how one expert turned his freelance expertise into a teaching business (and his most profitable marketing vehicle and sales lead)
You don’t need a PhD or a flawless academic pedigree to step to the front of the classroom. In fact,…
Entrepreneurs 2.0: From corporate layoffs to the market stall
From corporate redundant workers and job-seeking graduates seeking economic security to foodies chasing authentic flavours, the UK economy is turning casual street stalls into the high street’s ultimate survival strategy
I have had some…
The £1,000 mistake most UK freelancers are making without knowing it
What if £2,000 of your annual profit is quietly leaking out through subscriptions you've forgotten about? Bank fees you've stopped noticing? For most UK freelancers running a lean cost-saving audit, that number isn't far-fetched. The…
