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Dan Cave

@danielcave_

Award-winning freelance journalist & editor. I also offer copywriting and commercial content services. Commission me at: [email protected]

Birmingham, UK Katılım Mart 2016
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Dan Cave
Dan Cave@danielcave_·
🚨I have a new website and am open for work from journalism to copywriting to commercial content - previously covered everything from workplace law to drill music to literary scenes.🚨 You can see what I've been up to & what I'd be good at for you, here: dan-cave.com
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Ed Newton-Rex
Ed Newton-Rex@ednewtonrex·
Jewel thieves propose they be taxed 1% of their jewel selling revenues. In exchange, they would be shielded from prosecution for stealing jewels.
Emmanuel Pernot-Leplay@PernotLeplay

In the FT, @MistralAI CEO Arthur Mensch suggests a European tax on AI companies to compensate their use of publicly available content. That would be 1% of their revenues, used to support new content creation. In exchange, it would shield AI companies from US-like huge fines related to content training.

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Benjamin Kunkel
Benjamin Kunkel@kunktation·
How about taste?
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Save Station Street, Birmingham
@danielcave_ 2026 Hemingway working 40 hour dead end job writing insurance marketing copy for £28k a year so he has just about enough time to read 20 pages of a book before bed and paying his landlord 45% of his wages every month
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Dan Cave@danielcave_·
Should journalists read?
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Seb Stafford-Bloor
Overturning match results by legal challenge is the next frontier of Premier League tedium.
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Andrew Hankinson
Andrew Hankinson@andrewhankinson·
Compare with the UK where I get asked to write reported features for 20p or 30p/word (I say no to those publications because I'm a dad of 3 who can't work for less than minimum wage). It's why UK features are so often just hurriedly grabbed quotes, cuttings trawl + lame intro.
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Dan Cave@danielcave_·
Future of one of Stirchley's co-ops at risk - story and ability to donate below!
Professor Kamel Hawwash بروفيسور كامل إسحق الحواش@kamelhawwash

I stand in solidarity with the worker co-op Loaf in Stirchley which is in an extremely vulnerable position. They had to move out of their premises in anticipation of relocating in what they thought was to be a new building run by and owned by the Stirchley Co-op Development (SCD). This is now in doubt due to GreenSquareAccord (GSA) informing SCD it will retain ownership of the new building and will become the landlord. This means that Loaf is currently in limbo and unable to earn, and so this much loved business will not be able to pay its staff at present. If you are able to chip in and help cover their wages, please do so here. crowdfunder.co.uk/p/help-loaf-mo…. I also stand in solidarity with the two other businesses, Birmingham Bike Foundry and Artefact, and those residents expecting to move into the 39 housing units who all now face an uncertain future. The longstanding businesses are in serious danger of closing and residents are homeless and couch surfing. I understand how important secure housing is for people and SCD was going to provide that unequivocally. Also, I really support Community owned projects like theirs that empower us collectively and give us confidence that living democratically in mutual support is possible and pragmatic. The project reflected hope for Stirchley and its growing identity as a progressive, independent, innovating place to live. It put people before profits and cooperation before competition - and I know this was a source of inspiration for many in Stirchley and beyond. 10 years of hard work by SCD to fulfill a community owned project has been dubiously and brutally swiped away at the last hour. I am committed to fully supporting them in their endeavours to reverse this egregious seizure.

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Frank Sobotka
Frank Sobotka@cymrurouge·
yea I should have done a substack for nobody to read instead. just what occupies the part of my brain that still dreams of things getting better sometimes. not my own things, they're fine, but the big things. I'm probably cracked. hope you're all well anyway, cheers
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Frank Sobotka
Frank Sobotka@cymrurouge·
increasingly think the way through politically given the entrenchment of polarised cultural positions divorced from what actually determines everything (class) is a bottom-up hyper localised working class political movement, unlimited by 'politics', that as a thing does not adopt
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Ed Newton-Rex
Ed Newton-Rex@ednewtonrex·
Fantastic news in the UK today - the government has apparently ditched its plan to force creatives to 'opt out' if they don't want AI companies training on their life's work. The opt-out proposal was unfair and unworkable. Many couldn't realistically have opted out at all, and it would have affected small rights holders disproportionately negatively. We should be grateful to the government for listening to reason on this, rather than just listening to the big tech lobby. They have done the right thing by putting opt-out behind us. They should now reaffirm what the law says - that AI companies must license people's work if they want to train on it - and commit not to change that law. thetimes.com/uk/technology-…
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Seb Stafford-Bloor
You need a Richarlison in that situation. He set a great example today, playing with heart and really deserving his goal. More importantly, he wasn’t shrugging his shoulders or making faces whenever a teammate made a mistake, nor did he hide after his own errors.
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Dan Cave@danielcave_·
Some say he's sat on an airport floor waiting for a flight and has reached his personal limit of reading E.M.Forster.
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Dan Cave@danielcave_·
Broke: Pre-match huddles for mental gains Woke: Going to see a witch doctor to lift a curse Bespoke: Building a giant wicker man on the pitch and sacrificing the referee pre match.
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Dan Cave@danielcave_·
Rosenier's huddle is merely Hoddle's witchdoctor: our impulse to commune with (and win the favour of) some incorporeal other (be it mental gains or spirits) is one as old as humanity itself. Only now, it has the face of corporatism, so, imho, is much worse.
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Caitlin Kelly: veteran journalist, writing coach
Aaaaaarrrrgh. Lunch today with someone who’s plugged into the publishing industry. No editors are buying non fiction because— shocker— no one has the required attention span. Slop sells. Self help sells. We are so screwed. (My 2 well reviewed books are non fiction.)
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Matt Vale
Matt Vale@MattDVale·
Not one to get carried away but if we’d played Adomah on the wing from the moment he joined, we’d probably be top of League One right now.
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Magdalene J. Taylor
Magdalene J. Taylor@magdajtaylor·
getting accused of using ChatGPT to write my opinions… baby they learned to talk that way from me 😖
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