From the LegalZoom newsletter, here are five things that cannot be copyrighted.
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Square, a smart-phone-based credit-card reader that requires no commitment to a merchant-services contract, has announced that it is dropping its 15-cents-per-transaction fee and replacing it with a 2.75% fee based on the transaction amount.
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Q: I have a successful comic which is coming to an end within the next few months, and I’m planning to launch a new comic almost immediately thereafter. The new comic represents a fairly significant change from my current work, so I only expect to retain about 50% of that readership.
My question is how much time I can afford to take off between these two projects without risking losing those readers I do expect to take with me. I’d like to arrange it so that I don’t miss an update day, but I’m not sure I’ll have the time to build the site and a modest buffer for the new strip if I do it that way.
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At the end of the year, I asked for members to share how much money they had saved with their Webcomics.com subscription. The winner, Jennifer Brazas, won with a whopping $900 in savings.
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During Episode 77 of Webcomics Weekly, we discussed using CBZ and CBR files for digital readers. As member Nismorack points out, building these files is easy:
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Scott and Brad discuss the $2 PDF and digital-download publishing with Eisner Award-winning Skottie Young, whose PDF, The Adventures of Bernard, the World Destroyer, found itself at the center of the $2 PDF movement. Skottie goes into real numbers, discussing the topic from the ground up.
The three of us also share our love for Emerald City Comic Con which is just around the corner on March 4-6 in Seattle. Scott, Dave Kellett, Kris Straub and I will be recording a live episode of Webcomics Weekly at the convention on Saturday at 3 p.m. in Room 4C1-2.
Brad and Scott interview comic book artist Skottie Young and discuss his experiments with digital comics.
As he did last year, Robert Khoo, the Business Guy for Penny Arcade, is offering to answer questions from the Webcomics.com readership. This is the chance to ask Mr. Khoo to address specific topics that you’d like his perspective on.
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After last month’s discussion about lightboxes, Webcomics.com member Jason Frazer has generously passed along this handly guide to building your own.
If you’re an artist, light boxes are a handy item to own. They allow us to replicate and reproduce images quickly without needing to redraw an image from scratch.
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