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Thursday, February 13, 2014 at 6:01AM The USPS has recently announced changes in its services. Along with the price increases, here's a quick guide to what you need to know.
Wednesday, February 12, 2014 at 6:00AM 
As part of the Kickstarter campaign for The Webcomics 
Handbook, my backers supported the launch of a new podcast series in which I interview movers and shakers in Webcomics and drill down deep on topics and information that affect us all. Rich Stevens is a fantastic cartoonist and a Twitter maestro. His sublime comic, Diesel Sweeties, has been in continuous production since 2000. Rich and I covered his wide range of merchandising experiences, Twitter, his experiment with newspaper syndication and, in a recurring theme, the beauty of restraint. It's one of those talks where an hour goes by in the blink of an eye.
The Kickstarter backers of The Webcomics Handbook received access to this file last week. Webcomics.com members are getting exclusive access to it today before it goes live at WebcomicsConfidential.com on Friday.
Tuesday, February 11, 2014 at 9:29AM For only $30, you get access for 12 consecutive months of information, tutorials, critiques and intelligent discussion among serious cartoonists. (And you don't have to wade through a couple dozen lame self-promotional pitches every day to get to the good stuff!)
Of course, you can always buy my new book -- out in digital release right now. The Webcomics Handbook is the sequel to How To Make Webcomics, and it's based on some of the best information from Webcomics.com, and you can read it right now. Of course, members of the site get it for 50% off.
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Starting the New Year off Right
Google's New Ad Policy: How it affects you
Eisner Award call for entries
"Like" your own Facebook posts: Here's why
Don't listen to one reader; listen to them all: Advice on managing reader feedback
Mailbag: Free Web hosting: Which is the best?
Asking people to "Like" your Facebook Page: Is it acceptable?
NCS Divisional Awards: Call for Entries
KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing) removes their payment threshold
The new age of monetizing on the Web: We've come a long way from 2000.
NCS's process for screening their "on-line" categories.
Thunderclap: Crowd-souring promotional messages
AdSense Direct: Sell ads directly for your site through AdSense.
Line-iten defaults in Google DFP
Warning: Don't use your domain-based e-mail address to register on a Web site: Here's why...
EIN: Employer Identification NUmber: Do you need one? And if so, how do you get one? We sort it out.
Usage rights: The first step to understanding a contract is understanding usage rights
What does the eBook license on ComicCraft fonts idicate? We get clarification directly from the source
What's a good substitute for WebcomicsNation?
What are some great East-Coast comic conventions?
What are some great West-Coast comic conventions?
Help me hone my Kickstarter plan
Tax prep: The correct way to deduct business-related expenses
Webcomic and storefront -- combined
What got you started in cartooning?
ComicsFix -- what do we think?
Jumping from project-to-project: Is this common?
Motivational sketches: Frightened alligator
Reader Interactions: Your best and worst ideas
Monday, February 10, 2014 at 1:07PM 
Get out your calendar and start circling dates. It's time to do a little webcomics planning.
Friday, February 7, 2014 at 9:03AM Today's Archive Dive dates back to February 12, 2013, when I researched a comprehensive list of pixel dimensions for digital tablets. Check the Comments for even more information.
Here's a handy guide to pixel dimensions, resolutions and aspect ratios for some of the most popular digital tablets and devices that you might find yourself preparing your work for.
