Publications
STC produces a number of award-winning publications, including the journal Technical Communication, Intercom magazine, STC's Notebook blog, and News & Notes. STC also publishes a number of value-driven products, such as the Buyers' Guide to Products and Services, the Member Publications database, and the annual Salary Database.
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View the video below for information on reading and submitting an article to Intercom and Technical Communication.
Intercom, STC’s monthly magazine, publishes articles about the issues and topics that are driving the conversation in the world of technical communication. It provides practical examples and applications of technical communication that will promote readers’ professional development.
STC's Notebook is the official blog for STC members and is also open to the public. STC's Notebook provides formal and informal announcements, further information on important subjects, spotlights on communities and members, and links of interest.
If you are looking for technical communication products or services, the STC Buyers' Guide to Products and Services is the single best place to start your search. Through the Buyers' Guide, you can find consulting firms, independent consultants, and the tools and expertise you need to achieve your objectives.
Technical Communication, the Society’s quarterly journal, publishes articles about the practical application of technical communication theory and serves as a common arena for discussion by practitioners. Technical Communication includes both quantitative and qualitative research while showcasing the work of some of the field’s most noteworthy academics and writers.
If you are a technical communicator or an employer looking to hire a technical communicator, then you need to tap into STC’s Salary Database. Each year STC produces its Salary Database based upon data from the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics, with exhaustive additional research ensuring that the salary data is accurate, reflects regional realities, and is useful to technical communicators.