Like the Ghost of Christmas Yet-To-Come, it’s time for a midnight visit from one of Webcomics’ perennial boogie-men, Net Neutrality. From The Raw Story:
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The latest Webcomics Weekly picks up where we left off last week, pondering the effects that ebooks and apps will have on independent publishers. We share some thoughts readers sent in and explain a few of our own.
Dave, Brad and Kris talk about your homework assignments from last week — if print’s big move is to digital, what’s digital’s big move gonna be? — while ultimately succumbing to a million other ratholes.
If you’re printing a book in color, you’ll likely be asked by your printer to set up “bleeds” for the pages. It can get confusing, so let’s go over some of the basics.
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This is one of those little touches that helps to elevate a Web site’s professional polish.
A favicon is a small (16 x 16 pixels) custom-made symbol that appears in your reader’s browser (in the address bar) when they visit your site. It also gets carried over to other places like bookmarks, tabbed browsers and shortcuts.
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Deadline: March 4th
Comic-Con International has officially opened nominations for this year’s Eisner Awards.
Tentative categories include:
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The deadline for the Jay Kennedy Memorial Scholarship is tomorrow.
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As we wind down the first year of Webcomics.com, I’d like to suggest a contest. John Glynn, of Universal Press Syndicate, has graciously donated a box of books — collections of some really cool syndicated comics — that I can use as prizes.
You can win in one of three different categories.
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From the Legalzoom newsletter, here’s some information about properly using trademark symbols.
There are three trademark symbols: TM, SM, and ®
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