As you hopefully know already, registration for STC’s 2010 Summit is open! With the “Really Early Bird” rate of $695 (that’s $300 lower than the regular rate and $500 lower than the walk-in rate) and tons of great learning, networking, Read more
Last week we put out a call for questions about the November Intercom article by Erin Hallmark and Marla Sowards, “Editors and Designers: 6 Ideas for Better Collaboration.” The article is available to be read (or reread) at the Intercom site for November (don’t Read more
Registration for STC’s 2010 Summit, taking place 2-5 May in Dallas, TX, has begun! Attendees can save $300 over the regular rate by taking advantage of our Really Early Bird rate. Pay just $695 if you register before 15 January Read more
It’s rainy and dreary here at Stately STC Manor in Fairfax, VA. So what better way to brighten the day than with an Intercom Q&A?! Erin Hallmark, along with Marla Sowards, discussed the issue of collaboration in the November Intercom. Read more
Last week we put out a call for questions about two Intercom articles by Geoffrey Hart. “Statecraft: Applying the Science of Politics to Office Politics,” led to a look at, “When Statecraft Fails: Tips on Surviving the Great Game.” Both are available to read (or Read more
Geoffrey Hart presented a pair of articles in the September/October and November Intercoms on the art of “Statecraft.” The first article, “Statecraft: Applying the Science of Politics to Office Politics,” led to a look at, “When Statecraft Fails: Tips on Surviving the Great Game.” Both are available to Read more
Last week we put out a call for questions about Ben Hardesty’s article, “Writing to Persuade: Why Technical Communicators Can Move Into Marketing Writing,” in the September/October Intercom. You can read the article again at the Intercom site (don’t forget that Read more
You’ve been waiting for it with bated breath (you have, right?) and finally it’s here! Intercom‘s editor Liz Pohland is happy to announce the 2010 editorial calendar, complete with issue themes and due dates for submissions. You can see all Read more
Did you read Ben Hardesty’s article, “Writing to Persuade: Why Technical Communicators Can Move Into Marketing Writing,” in the September/October Intercom? If not (or if you want to reread it), it’s available online at the Intercom site (don’t forget that you Read more
Yesterday I blogged about the first STC member to renew membership for 2010 and the first to become a new member for 2010, asking each a few questions about why they joined and what they get out of STC. As Read more