he promotion page for Brent Bozell’s new anti-media book, “Collusion,” on the Media Research Center website declares, “All proceeds go to the Media Research Center—you not only get a great book, but you also support a great cause!”
But is that really true? The copyright page of the book (available online via Amazon) states that the copyright for “Collusion” belongs to Bozell, not the MRC:
That means the money from the book actually goes to Bozell, not the MRC. And, apparently, Bozell’s co-author, Tim Graham, isn’t getting anything, as only Bozell is listed as the copyright holder.
Bozell may ultimately give the book’s proceeds to the MRC, but the easiest way to guarantee that is to make the MRC the copyright holder. As such, there is no publicly known, legally binding guarantee that the MRC will get the book’s proceeds or that Bozell’s proceeds will be officially accounted for.
That may be for the best, since what we’ve seen of the book so far indicates it’s nothing but the same old anti-media bashing Bozell, Graham and the MRC have been doing for decades.