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A few weeks ago I declared that I would experiment with Helium.com as a freelance writing income model, under my hypothesis that content aggregators like Helium are not viable income sources for writers—and might encourage the demise of journalism’s integrity. When I first joined the debate over Helium last month, I found a muddled mess [...]
Iranian protesters could learn from the pre-tech techniques of the Montgomery Bus Boycott Unfortunately, many modern day protests are simply exercises in misguided indignation—blow off some steam, waste a considerable amount of posterboard, and then go home and forget about the issue. For example, here’s a photo I took of a random protest that popped [...]
This project included a site migration from Wordpress.com to a hosted domain where a previously designed page already existed. My tasks included migrating the site, optimizing for search engines, transferring affiliate ads, and creating a seamless integration with the original design work.
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