Startup Showcase: Byliner: Writing Short and Selling Big
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Lynn Rosen
Secondly: "I could see and recognize significant changes afoot as the industry moved from analog to digital."
And finally: "Because I had been a magazine editor for so long I had a stack of story ideas. As I began reviewing them I saw they were all ill-suited to either form: too short for a full-size book (they didn't require 100,000 words and two years of my life) and a little more complex than could be handled by a conventional magazine piece of 3,000-5,000 words."
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