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> but calling somebody a regular writer somewhere when they actually just write articles for syndication feels disingenuous. The author gets to choose where t
by Xylakant 7y ago
> but calling somebody a regular writer somewhere when they actually just write articles for syndication feels disingenuous.
The author gets to choose where their writing get syndicated to. It’s a conscious decision, for whatever reason they make it: money, principle, or just good friends with the owner. So I don’t think it’s disingenuous to point it that they have chosen to write regularly for UNZ.
I haven’t judged UNZ either way, I’m just providing a citation for the claim that Jonathan Cook writes fro UNZ. Make of that information what you want.
- dylan604 7y ago> The author gets to choose where their writing get syndicated to. Is it? I don't know how writing syndication works, but I had the understanding that you worked with a syndication company, and they just make the content available for anyone willing to pay the syndication fees for access to the content.