Romenesko Letters"Pro bono" means "for the public good," writes
Kevin Allman, so what
Phil Rosenthal should have said in his
column is that
Arianna Huffington wants writers to work for free so she can sell ads around their work. "That ain't the public good. That ain't good, period," says Allman. "It's hard for me to take any 'progressive' site seriously that expects people to work for free while the founders make money. At least Wal-Mart pays minimum wage." ||
Earlier: Lessons from Huffington Post.
