Since starting my own business again, and after visiting Artopod of The Creative Lodge, I am sure of one thing about the future: we will see a dramatic increase of corporate clusters – small companies taking on larger projects under a joint flag. We’re already moving in that direction, and looking at the generation coming into the job market now,

I have the pleasure of being at the start of a big, new media experiment right now. For this project we will need a network of freelancing journalists and photographers around the globe. We have basically one prerequisite, besides the obvious one (talent), and that is: you need to be on fire. If you create only because it is an

Ok, the number of 2009 top lists and 2010 resolution lists seem to slowly be fading away from the blogsphere. Finally! In other words, time for another Follow Friday blog. This weeks top post, if you ask me, is written by Amy D. Howell on PR and not accepting any pitch just because you want work. I am definitely book

During the #journchat on Twitter this Monday, I (@vampyrse) had the chance to post a question that has been intriguing me for quite a while; How will the roles of freelance reporters change with the newspaper crisis and lay-offs of journalists? Everybody are discussing what will happen to the papers, but to me the individual is more interesting. I believe