New developments always rest on older foundations. In this case, cyberfunded creativity connects with trends in online activity, conventional publishing, and evolving business models. Creators and patrons alike can increase their satisfaction with CFC by studying these other factors and processes. Some blogs and other websites are beginning to track these connections. I started the LiveJournal virtual community Cyberfunded Creativity as one venue for exchanging information and discussing ...
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New developments always rest on older foundations. In this case, cyberfunded creativity connects with trends in online activity, conventional publishing, and evolving business models. Creators and patrons alike can increase their satisfaction with CFC by studying these other factors and processes. Some blogs and other websites are beginning to track these connections. I started the LiveJournal virtual community Cyberfunded Creativity as one venue for exchanging information and discussing ...
“The Stories That Editors Won’t Buy” by Elizabeth Barrette – discussion of the bottleneck effect of traditional publishing and how cyberfunded creativity circumvents it. http://ysabetwordsmith.livejournal.com/85067.html
Elizabeth Barrette writes nonfiction, fiction, and poetry in the fields of speculative fiction, gender studies, and alternative spirituality. She has been studying
electronic publishing and cyberspace theory for over thirteen years. She founded the LiveJournal community "Cyberfunded Creativity" and discusses these and related topics on her blog, "The Wordsmith's Forge." Would you like to support our contributors? As a subscriber, you could use your subscription fee to pay this author for their work, as well as receive lots of extra subscriber perks!
