H1N1: Problematic for Freelancers?
Today’s H1N1 hype says that if a pandemic that puts thousands at home, working from their desktops, it could jam the Internet. If this is true, it could be a problem for those of us who depend on the Internet for our livelihood everyday, not just when a flue breaks out.
The idea seems a bit silly to me, though. All those folks online at home are not online at work. There should be enough bandwidth to go around. Are they taking into account all the unused bandwidth at the office? Here’s hoping it’s just media regurgitation of some alarmist thinking!
Regards
~Killer
Links to Telecommute Writing Jobs
- Article Writer for News Website (water crisis)
- I need a very good web writer – $500 to $1,000
- Freelance Legal News Writers
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eReleases Seeks a PR Writer/Blogger – $1500/ month with bonuses - Write a business plan for Gravel Pit Operations – More than $1,000
- Freelance Legal News Writers
- Personal Financial Blogger, Finance Writer
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Full Time Blogger – $25 /hour
- eReleases Seeks a PR Writer/Blogger – $1500/ month with bonuses
- Personal Financial Blogger, Finance Writer
- Business book editing – $500 to $1,000
- Technical Copy Editor w/ Data Storage Experience
- Freelance Writing Assistant
- Writer and Research Assistant
Category: Copywriting / Sales Writing
Category: Entertainment / Creative Writing / Journalism / Sports Writing
Category: Public Relations (PR) and Press Release Writing
Category: Grant Writing / Proposal Writing
Category: Technical Writing / Science Writing / Corporate Writing / Financial Writing / White Paper Writing
Category: Blogging / Content Management
Category: Proofreading / Editing
Category: You’ve Gotta Start Somewhere!
Ways You can Always Make an Extra Buck or Two
Where to Send Queries
Rather than keeping a list here of all the queries you might try, I’m now directing you to a site I found with a database housing thousands of potential writing jobs through query. Good Luck!
