by Richard Sikes | Jan 30, 2017
I’m not a politician. I’m a translation technology geek, a writer, and a wannabe linguist. But I have followed politics more actively during the last election cycle. I can’t avoid it. CNN is plastered all over every TV at my gym. The screens that aren’t carrying CNN...
by Tim Steele | Nov 28, 2016
Nope, that’s not a typo. Yes, I know it’s actually 2016. But sometimes it sure FEELS like it’s 2006 to me. I talk to content development professionals every day. They come from every industry, company size, and geographic location. And most of the conversations are...
by Val Swisher | Jun 23, 2016
This post was originally published three years ago, today. It remains one of the most popular posts on the Content Rules blog. So here it is again for you. Just as important today as it was in 2013. I get a great feeling of satisfaction when all of my laundry is done....
by Val Swisher | May 19, 2016
Lots of companies are creating videos these days. It is so easy to do and a moving picture is definitely worth at least 100,000 words. Lots of companies are also translating their content these days. Into lots of languages. Video translation poses a unique set...
by Val Swisher | Oct 22, 2015
As many of you know, I have a 17 year old son named Max. Max has always been quite tech-savvy, having personal relationships with Steve Wozniak, Phil McKinney, Ron Conway, and the like. Growing up, Max was one of the youngest people I know who had his own Facebook...
by Marcia Riefer Johnston | Jul 15, 2014
My favorite Doonesbury cartoon, from January 23, 1980, features a press conference. A journalist asks Senator Kennedy a question. The senator responds with a series of strung-together phrases: “Well, in this moment of national crisis, any second-guessing that I...
