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The Newspaper Guild of America, which represents 26,000 media workers across the country, has called for a strike of unpaid writers against The Huffington Post. The Guild is joining the art publication Visual Arts Source, which represents fifty artists and had also called for a boycott several weeks prior.
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Journalism economies: tricky as hell.
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The Huffington Post makes more than enough money to pay their writers, but they don’t. If you go to their site you will...
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