Working for nothing: The social media scam
When was the last time an online media site, like the Huffington Post, told you they couldn’t pay you for the content you were offering them but, hey, they were giving you a platform to “build an audience around your personal brand” so you should be grateful? News flash, says David Carr in this column…
When was the last time an online media site, like the Huffington Post, told you they couldn’t pay you for the content you were offering them but, hey, they were giving you a platform to “build an audience around your personal brand” so you should be grateful? News flash, says David Carr in this column in the NY Times. They’re building value on your free labor.
When was the last time an online media site, like the Huffington Post, told you they couldn’t pay you for the content you were offering them but, hey, they were giving you a platform to “build an audience around your personal brand” so you should be grateful? News flash, says David Carr in this column in the NY Times. They’re building value on your free labor.
