Carianne Marshall joins Warner/Chappell Music as COO
Carianne Marshall has been unveiled as COO at Warner/Chappell Music, chairman and CEO Jon Platt has announced today (April 10). Marshall arrives from a position as partner, head of creative services, and head of creative licensing at Songs Music Publishing, where she worked since 2006 with
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Latest EU Copyright Plan Would Ban Copyright Holders From Using Creative Commons
This press publisher's right (also commonly known as the âLink Taxâ) already poses a significant threat to an informed and literate society. But Voss wants to amplify its worst features by asserting that press publishers will receiveâwhether they like it or notâan âinalienable right to obtain an [sic] fair and
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11 Burning Questions with Rabbi Arthur Gross-Schaefer
Of course to finish writing my next book mystery and maybe the Tzedakah dollar book. 11. Lastly, any writing tips to share with potential authors? I would say after I wrote my outline and character development, I was not afraid while I was writing to change, to allow the characters to argue with me and
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Students organize a fundraiser for local food pantry
A group of Utah State University students recently partnered with the Cache Community Food Pantry as part of a grant writing class project to raise funds for a non-profit organization. The first fundraising event was held Saturday. Two more will be held the next two Saturdays â April 14 and 21 â from
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Poetry Workshop at Reedsburg Public Library
Chambers recently returned to his hometown of Madison after sixteen years of teaching creative writing and screenwriting in New Orleans. Chambers holds a degree in English from the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, and has a variety of life experience having worked as a carpenter, a dock worker
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Big Write winners announced
GALESBURG â The winners of the Big Write, the Galesburg Public Library's annual creative writing contest, have been announced for 2018. The winners will receive prizes totaling over $400, donated by the Friends of the Galesburg Public Library. Area residents are invited to attend the Big Write
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Cleaning Up After An Historic Tornado â 20 Years Ago
There was significant damage on the farm and homestead of Harvey Lilleodden. This scene was repeated at many other Hanska farm sites, and in the surrounding areas, following a massive tornado on March 29, 1998. With overturned farm equipment and mangled out-buildings friends, family and
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Huntley High grad earns poetry award for first book
“It took me five years to write it,” said Skaja, who is pursuing a doctorate in creative writing and poetry at the University of Cincinnati. “(For) a long time I wasn't trying to publish anything because I wasn't proud of my writing. I was expecting it to be rejected for years and to maybe win something one day.”.
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Carianne Marshall Named COO of Warner/Chappell Music Publishing
Carianne Marshall has been named chief operating officer of Warner/Chappell Music Publishing. Marshall was previously head of creative licensing and creative services for Songs Music Publishing, where she worked closely with songwriters such as Lorde, The Weeknd, Diplo, and DJ Mustard, among
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Pink's Beautiful Trauma Tour Scores No. 1 Spot On Tuesday Best-Sellers
Pop superstar Pink took the top spot on yesterday's best-selling events list due to her ongoing Beautiful Trauma world tour in support of her latest record, according to sales data from Ticket Club. Pink started her tour on March 1 and it is set to run through September 8, making 46 stops across the U.S.
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Secaucus Library Book Sale Extended All This Week
There are cookbooks, fiction best-sellers, self-help books, kids' books, textbooks, road atlases and more. We promise it's worth a look and you will find some real gems for just $1. The annual book sale is organized by the Friends of the Secaucus Public Library, and all proceeds benefit the Secaucus
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Jon Acuff on How to Finish What You Start (Including that Book You Want to Write)
Jon makes sure he has âskin in the gameâ, extolling the benefit of financial incentives â particularly for aspiring authors who are self-publishing and don't have an editor to whom they're accountable. For example, Jon suggests paying a designer $500 to create a book cover. This increases the likelihood
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Atkins receives Hall-waters prize
In addition to Atkins, upwards of forty writers from various genres and for various ages will speak and sign books. The festival is also offering workshops in fiction and nonfiction writing, poetry, podcasting, self-publishing, and making audio books. For a schedule of authors and events on April 21, 2018,
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Humorous Novel "All You Need Is Love (And A Big Handbag)" Wins Medalist Honors in New Apple …
The Annual New Apple Book Awards for Excellence in Independent Publishing was established to honor the creative achievements of the unsung self-published books fighting for their place among the more than one million books released annually. Any English-language book published within the last
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A Streaming Royalty Payments Bill, the Music Modernization Act, Is Introduced in Congress
It would also establish a board of 14 members, which would include representation from major and independent music publishing companies, as well as four representatives for self-published songwriters. According to most sources, the bill (which has both Democratic and Republican sponsors) will
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Library Lagniappe: Author to read and discuss her poetry
AUTHOR EVENT: Ten authors of the Bayou Writer's Club, the largest meet-up writing group in the Greater New Orleans area, will discuss creative writing and their books at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 12, at the East Bank Regional Library, 4747 W. Napoleon Ave., Metairie. The authors are Victor Hess,
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Angie Thomas looks forward to readers' love for 'The Hate U Give' at the North Texas Teen Book …
IRVING â Angie Thomas knew the code. She knew how to use different words, expressions and inflections when she traveled from the struggling neighborhood where she lived to Belhaven University, the private college in Jackson, Miss., where she earned a bachelor's degree in creative writing.
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