The Seldom Spill (News Outlet)
Mar 3, 2024 16:26:19 GMT -5
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Post by awesomeexplorer on Mar 3, 2024 16:26:19 GMT -5
Eric Fox, an EBPD detective and nephew of Kazuyuki Fox, discovered a passion for journalism from his detective work.
He then went on to continue submitting news reports to different news outlets for free as a hobby, most of which also became viral news.
Later on, he spoke with Durk Porter, the CEO of a local music-producing studio called Cutthroat Records. Durk agreed to pay him $20,000 to get an article about Cutthroat Records onto the news, with both Durk and Eric completing both their sides of the deal.
At this point, Eric had around $200,000 in savings from throughout his lifetime, including the payment from Cutthroat Records, and realized that he could do a lot more regarding journalism. He eventually decided it was time to strike, and started working toward making his own news station; He went on to see if any of the EBPD would be willing to work for his news station, and also contacted some other freelance writers he met before, such as Jade Diaz. He also looked back at how Cutthroat Records thought of being sponsored by him, and got East Brickton News to honorably mention him and the startup of his newspaper, essentially advertising it and raking in more people willing to work for him, before getting Key Resource Employment to create contracts for them all to sign to be able to join his news outlet.
On January 20th of 2024, he submitted his very first article during his free time to a small news outlet that agreed to take him on, after multiple other outlets had refused to do so, about the ethics of the EBPD's shotguns, with the article becoming locally viral after a few days of being on that online news outlet.
He then went on to continue submitting news reports to different news outlets for free as a hobby, most of which also became viral news.
Later on, he spoke with Durk Porter, the CEO of a local music-producing studio called Cutthroat Records. Durk agreed to pay him $20,000 to get an article about Cutthroat Records onto the news, with both Durk and Eric completing both their sides of the deal.
At this point, Eric had around $200,000 in savings from throughout his lifetime, including the payment from Cutthroat Records, and realized that he could do a lot more regarding journalism. He eventually decided it was time to strike, and started working toward making his own news station; He went on to see if any of the EBPD would be willing to work for his news station, and also contacted some other freelance writers he met before, such as Jade Diaz. He also looked back at how Cutthroat Records thought of being sponsored by him, and got East Brickton News to honorably mention him and the startup of his newspaper, essentially advertising it and raking in more people willing to work for him, before getting Key Resource Employment to create contracts for them all to sign to be able to join his news outlet.
And thus, that marks the origins of The Seldom Spill.
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