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JOURNALISM Leonard Felson is an award-winning freelance writer. Trained as a general assignment reporter, he hasn't been able to kick the habit. As a result, he specializes in compelling stories across a variety of fields. His stories have appeared in major newspapers and magazines across the country including The New York Times, The Boston Globe, the airline magazines of US Airways and Continental, Family Fun, First for Women, and such regional publications as Northeast Magazine, Connecticut Magazine and Hartford Magazine. COPYWRITING Although a staff writer for many years, Felson quickly learned that freelance writing, if done successfully, is no different than running any small professional business. To that end, Felson’s company of one gradually began to diversify, offering a host of other communications services for business clients in need of dependable writers who could deliver well-crafted material on time and on budget. His clients include Fortune 500 companies and non-profit organizations. |
A CODE OF ETHICS But doesn’t journalism and commercial or corporate writing pose a conflict? It certainly could especially in a world increasingly rife with scandal, even among journalists. To avoid that potential risk of conflict or the appearance of conflict, Felson abides by a strict ethical code of full disclosure and will decline assignments where potential conflicts might exist. |
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