Joseph Alexander on Building a Sustainable Indie Publishing Business
At Fundamental Changes, a smaller release schedule reflects a bigger decision: choosing the work, people, and obligations the successful music publisher wants to sustain.
Chelle Honiker empowers indie authors to thrive in publishing. As publisher of Indie Author Magazine, she helps authors navigate the business of storytelling with confidence, strategy, and community.
At Fundamental Changes, a smaller release schedule reflects a bigger decision: choosing the work, people, and obligations the successful music publisher wants to sustain.
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Three years after IAM’s first article on the legality of copyrighting AI, a series of court rulings, Copyright Office reports, and billion-dollar settlements have reshaped the landscape.
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