Authors Guild Bulletin • 31st March 2022

Can Publishing Apps Like Vella, Radish or Substack Enhance Your Income?

One of the Authors Guild's mandates is to keep its members apprised of changing technologies and evaluate new opportunities to generate income from their writing. As such, I was asked to research and write an overview of the benefits and drawbacks on the newest trend: novel serialization apps.

Authors Guild Bulletin • 31st March 2022

What Amazon Has Done to Books: An Interview with Mark McGurl, PhD

I conducted and wrote this interview with Professor Mark McGurl of Stanford University, author of Everything and Less: The Novel in the Age of Amazon about the impact of Amazon Prime and Amazon Kindle Publishing on the commoditization of fiction and how it devalues how most readers view literature.

Authors Guild • 30th December 2021

U.S. District Court Grants Win to Plaintiffs in Kiss Library eBook Piracy Suit

Authors Guild members, Amazon Publishing and Penguin Random House come together to combat ebook piracy Seattle (December 30, 2021): The U.S. Court for the Western District of Washington awarded $7.8 million in statutory damages to 12 Authors Guild members, Amazon Publishing, and Penguin Random House for 52 acts of copyright infringement in a default judgment against Kiss Library, permanently shutting down the Ukraine-based ebook piracy ring. In a decisive opinion on December 20, 2021, Judge Mar

Authors Guild • 27th March 2020

Public Advocacy: Internet Archive’s National Emergency Library Harms Authors

Edited and refined this positioning statement to make it more accessible for journalists and general consumers as part of my role as Communications Consultant to The Authors Guild.

Teladoc Health • 6th January 2020

Blog Post: Providing Unsurpassed Quality Care

One of the priorities for our Quality of Care & Patient Safety Committee in 2019 was to earn accreditation from the ClearHealth Quality Institute (CHQI), the only program approved by the American Telemedicine Association to accredit virtual care organizations.

Upstate Capital • 10th April 2019

Blog Post: Understanding Angel Investing

This is a LinkedIn post I created for Upstate Capital to promote their upcoming Angel Investing workshop at the E^3 Tech Conference in Albany, NY.

Pillsbury Withrop Shaw Pittman • 29th April 2008

Emerging Trends: Maintaining Tech Sourcing Functions in the Wake of Bankruptcy

This part of a monthly thought-leadership series I developed at Pillsbury called Emerging Trends which featured interviews with subject matter experts on a wide variety of tech issues. We shared these Q&As with tech reporters and news outlets with many publications opting to run them verbatim.

Benefits Pro Magazine • 3rd January 2020

2020 Predictions for Virtual Care

Ghosted this bylined article for client Teladoc Health, the nation's largest platform for virtual care services, about the future of telemedicine and its importance in any comprehensive employer-sponsored health benefits plan.

Teladoc Health Website • 8th November 2019

Teladoc Health Ranks First In Inaugural J.D. Power Telehealth Study | Newsroom

McCarter & English, LLP • 14th November 2019

Web Content Development: Intellectual Property

Members of McCarter's IP group regularly counsel our venture capital, investor, and corporate clients on strategic patent issues in connection with mergers and acquisitions, initial public offerings, private equity, funding, and technology transfer transactions.

International Journal of Medical Marketing • 2nd October 2000

Launching America's First Full-Service Online Pharmacy

Kaye Scholer • 4th April 2019

Emerging Trends: Is Software Patentability in Peril?

On Monday, March 31, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Alice Corp. Ltd. v. CLSBank. Int’l—a case that probes whether and to what extent software patents may be excluded from patentability as abstract ideas.

Kaye Scholer LLP • 6th March 2014

Former Cisco Systems Executive Adam M. Golodner to Lead Kaye Scholer’s New Global Cybersecurity & Privacy Group

Kaye Scholer LLP • 7th April 2014

Emerging Trends: Patient Privacy

Hospitals lag far behind other organizations when it comes to data security and privacy issues.

CIO • 15th November 2000

Hazardous Waste: A Smart Plan to Dispose of Computer Hardware

Imagine sitting in your office absorbed in the logistics of your ERP implementation when your CEO calls, demanding to see you immediately.

InteractiveAge • 5th January 2011

InteractiveAge Names Pillsbury One of Three Top Video Games Firms

Law firm Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman ranked among the foremost video game and interactive entertainment law firms in the United States according to a new survey by InteractiveAge.

Lexology • 9th November 2009

Department of Defense debunks myths and endorses use of open-source software

Thought-leadership about the DoD's embrace of open-source technology.

Authors Guild • 10th September 2019

Proposed “Journalism Competition And Preservation Act” Deserves Our Support

A decade ago, print, digital, television, and radio news outlets employed approximately 114,000 journalists. That number fell below 86,000 last year, a drop of more than 25%, according to the nonpartisan Pew Center for Research. Newspaper advertising revenues in 2018, which combined with circulation revenues determine newspapers’ ability to make a profit, fell 13% in just 12 months to $14.3 billion.

Puget Sound Business Journal • 12th May 2000

Follow These Simple Steps When Launching a Start-Up

Launching a startup, especially when hundreds announced new e-commerce ventures each day, can be a relatively tricky process.

Pharmaceutical Executive • 19th June 2014

Social Media Questions Pharma Companies Should Be Asking