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Hi Logan, Thank you for your time on Wednesday and your patience as we had additional internal conversations. I reviewed our conversation and follow up emails with our editorial leadership. I wanted to let you know that in collaboration with our web team, we will be removing your writing from
Sojourners
Hi Logan, Thank you for your time on Wednesday and your patience as we had additional internal conversations. I reviewed our conversation and follow up emails with our editorial leadership. I wanted to let you know that in collaboration with our web team, we will be removing your writing from
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I wouldn't necessarily agree with each of your characterizations, I'll outline those below. If y'all want an idea of recent projects I could turn into an essay, here's the titles of a few I have in development: * “And the Tribune also was
Sojourners
Thank you for your time. I appreciate your brief run through of St. Martin. I look forward to learning more on my own. I will speak with the editor-in-chief and others about our conversation. I noticed that you recorded our conversation. I am wondering if you would be
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[00:00:00] Logan M Isaac: hey. Sorry about that. You haven't been waiting long, have you? Matt Murphy: No, not too long. Logan M Isaac: Okay. I I just real, I, yeah. Didn't even notice there was a little popup block on my. Thingy. Matt
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Hello Br. Isaac, Thank you for providing this list. I would like to find a path forward that does not require legal intervention or Sojourners violating our editorial policies. Our take-down policy, published on our website, states that we do not grant take-down requests. When authors write pieces
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Dear Br. Isaac, I am waiting to hear back from our HR department about the correspondence you had with our team dating back to 2007. In the meantime, I wanted to draw your attention to our copyright policy that was printed on our website prior to the publication of any
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I gave Sojourners two full weeks to remove my unpaid, copyrighted work from its website. Sojourners failed to do so. [Chief Operations Officer] Matt Murphy has no proof of any agreement under which my rights were unreserved, licensed, or in any way extended, perpetually or not, to Sojourners. That being
Sojourners
Dear Logan, We have received your requests to remove from our website material that you wrote for Sojourners. However, you wrote for Sojourners under a standard publishing agreement, giving us permission to publish that work in our channels. As a matter of editorial policy, we do not grant take-down
Sojourners
Dear Logan, We have received your requests to remove from our website material that you wrote for Sojourners. However, you wrote for Sojourners under a standard publishing agreement, giving us permission to publish that work in our channels. As a matter of editorial policy, we do not grant take-down
For The Record
Sent January 13, 2025 at 1005 to all prior addressees plus the Executive Director, Chief Advancement Officer, Chief Operations Officer, and Senior Adviser. About a week ago, I notified Sojourners Editor in Chief, Senior Editor, and Senior Associate Opinion Editor that I wanted all of my writing to be removed
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Addressed January 7, 2025 at 0800 to Sojourners Editor in Chief, Senior Editor, and Opinion Editor. I am writing to ask that all unpaid writing of mine be removed from the sojo.net website. By my count there are at least [30] blog entries, starting September 2007 and spanning to