Author: R. Franklin Carter

R. Franklin Carter is a freelance editor in Toronto. He’s been editing non-fiction publications since 1996. Franklin is a member of EAC/ACR and the Book and Periodical Council’s Freedom of Expression Committee.
A text-only image, which is a definition by Ambrose Bierce, from his acerbic book, The Devil’s Dictonary. The definition reads: “Defame, verb transitive. To lie about another. To tell the truth about another.” In the red and black background, a dictionary excerpt of the word “justice” fades in at bottom.
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Know Your Legal Limits

February 26, 2013 by R. Franklin Carter | 3 Comments on Know Your Legal Limits

Let’s begin by sketching a fictional but plausible scenario. Dan Ascot is a librarian who works at the University of Western Nebraska. One day, in 2009, he posts a few remarks about a publisher on his blog. He says that Knightsbridge Press, a publisher of scholarly books in Massachusetts, produces “over-priced works of dubious scholarship.” […]

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