STC member Rick Lippincott took a ton of photos throughout the day yesterday at the Summit, and he shared them with Your Friendly Neighborhood Blogger … and now with you as well! Check out his Flickr page to see images Read more
Judith Herr, co-chair of the Community Affairs Committee and a longtime member of the STC Board of Directors, was honored with the President’s Award last night, joyfully presented by STC President Hillary Hart as part of the Summit’s Opening Session. Read more
That was just one of the many, many lines from keynote speaker and Honorary Fellow Tim O’Reilly that hit home with the audience at the Opening Session for the 2011 STC Summit. In true Tim O’Reilly fashion, he started his Read more
When you signed up for or renewed your STC membership for 2011, you were promised two free archived seminars as part of your membership package. These seminars, archives from the 2009 Technical Communication Summit, are now online! However, we’re not Read more
We’re excited to report that nearly 200 people have logged into the My STC Network in the first 24 hours. We’d like to remind you that your existing username and password for the previous version of the STC website are Read more
Today we launched the My STC Network on STC.org. This new feature will change the way technical communicators interact online. Combining the knowledge-sharing capabilities of a professional network with the interactivity and user experience of a social network, My STC Read more
Your Friendly Neighborhood Blogger leaves Saturday for Sacramento, but fear not—STC’s Notebook will remain active during the conference! We’ll have announcements, some videos, and general information from sunny California throughout the event. If you’re not attending the Summit, we’ll have Read more
STC’s Annual Business Meeting takes place Monday, 16 May, from 5:00-6:30 PM PDT (GMT-7) in Sacramento, CA, during the Technical Communication Summit. During the Annual Business Meeting, there will be a vote taken on a member-proposed amendment to the bylaws. Read more
Starting with the May 2011 issue, we’ll be posting the Intercom “Note From the Editor” here on STC’s Notebook. You can read it below. In addition, due to the overwhelming response of the April issue being open, we decided to make the May Read more
With the demise of the Localization Industry Standards Association (LISA), localization and translation professionals are concerned that its standards continue to be available as a basis for future development. These standards consist of Translation Memory eXchange (TMX), Segmentation Rules eXchange Read more