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Simple Rule #3: Real Editors Don’t Do It Without A Terminology Manager
It’s been a while since I posted about the 8 Simple Rules to make your
Day 1 of Localization World 2011
Day 1 of Localization World 2011, Tues. 14 June Guest blog post by @choyberg /
Simple Rule #2: Creative Writing is a Myth. Standardize.
Back in the dark ages, when I was growing up in New York City, I
Simple Rule #1: Not All Errors Are Created Equal
Last week, I attended the Inbound Marketing Summit. (You can read about my impressions here.)
And Now for Something a Little Different
This week, I attended the Inbound Marketing Summit, held at Fort Mason in San Francisco.
8 Simple Rules You Can Apply to Tame Your Content, and Make it Cheaper, Easier, and Faster to Translate
Back in 2002, John Ritter starred in the ABC sitcom, 8 Simple Rules for Dating My
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Creating Exceptional Customer Experiences Starts With Managing Terminology Webinar Available
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Managing Terminology
In support of my upcoming webinar, “Creating Exceptional Customer Experiences Starts With Managing Terminology,” to
Why Can’t We Be Friends?
It’s been a few years now that I’ve been dabbling in the wild and wacky
Fly the Friendly or Formal Skies?
When I first started Content Rules, I did a lot of the writing work myself.
The Problem with Translating DITA
Today, I was reading the 188th Tool Kit – Basic Edition newsletter by Jost Zetzsche.
Are We Talking To Ourselves?
Several days and a birthday have passed since I attended the Worldware 2011 conference and
Communication Amidst Crisis
What do the following events have in common: Earthquake in Haiti Revolutions in Tunisia, Egypt,
Becoming More Intelligent
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Structure – It Lifts and Separates
Today was the day before the actual start of the Intelligent Content Conference in Palm
The Good, the Bad and the Market
Why would you possibly change the name of your company after 16 years?!! Since February
Chunking It Up
Ever thought about how technical writing is different than regular writing? This is something we