Bill Scott appears to be correct on the matter of reusing press releases
by journalists. However, some papers may discourage this
practice. Here are some quotes that suggest that reusing press
releases is acceptable:
From Measuring reuse of text in journalism by Paul Claugh
Is it me or is it the sign of the times?
There was a time when tipsters would wish other tipsters happy holidays,
thanks for a good year and so on. What happened?
I have not seen such felicitations expressed so far on postings
or are we letting our scientific base override our hearts?
I had to
Annette Taylor, in her recent Thank you tips post (you're welcome,
Annette) thanked us for the recommendation to check out this book.
The only trouble is I don't recall anyone recommending it, and I
can't find it in the archives.
To make sure no one misses out on this publication of
I think Mike is right about this call, so here's wishing everyone on
TIPS
Feliz Navidad y Próspero Año
Hank
---
Hank Goldstein, PhD
Professor of Psychology, Emeritus
Clarke College
Dubuque, IA 52001
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Home phone:
When you go to Amazon.com as Stephen suggests, run his line (How to
good-bye depression) as a search. You'll get these results:
- How to Good-Bye Depression: If You Constrict Anus 100 Times Everyday.
Malarkey? or Effective Way? -- Hiroyuki Nishigaki; Paperback
- Say Good-Bye to Discouragement:
Oh, I think I remember now, it came from PESTS :-)
annette
Quoting Stephen Black [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Annette Taylor, in her recent Thank you tips post (you're welcome,
Annette) thanked us for the recommendation to check out this book.
The only trouble is I don't recall anyone recommending
Marc wrote...
Welcome aboard the TIPS roller-coaster :)
I can understand why some think making money should raise these red
flags, but personally I don't have a problem with people making money
from their ideas. If I were to write a software program that I thought
would benefit people, should I
