Publications

Organizations looking for assistance with implementing a content management and publishing strategy for their technical communications, reference and training content now have more resources. Vasont Systems, a provider of XML content management software and data services, has accredited Publishing Smarter, a consultancy for content creation, management and publishing workflows, as a Vasont Certified Partner in its partner program.

The strategic alliance between Vasont Systems and Pub...

Fresh off its very successful fourth annual conference, members of ACDIS—the Association of Clinical Documentation Improvement Specialists—are back to work with renewed enthusiasm and commitment to serve its membership.

"Attendance at the 2011 conference in Orlando was up 35% over the previous year," says Brian Murphy, ACDIS Director. "That's proof alone of the surging importance of the CDI profession in healthcare. CDI specialists need to have a hub that delivers networking...

In order to fully embrace the trend of online marketing, the Marshall Face2Face home-based franchise is currently managing a blog dedicated to those in the business and/or franchising industries.

Marshall Face2Face already successfully uses social networks like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube to send out business updates, tips, and news to the company’s followers. But President Bob Marshall has found that his years of business ideas and suggestions aren’t easily constrained by the word limits of these social sites, and has decided to expand his tips into blog form.

Before The Onion, there was Jim’s Journal. The cult-classic comic strip returns today on GoComics.com, the online comics portal from Universal Uclick.

Scott Dikkers, founding and longtime editor of The Onion, found his first national success with the feature, which ran in more than 200 college newspapers in the 1990s.

The Chicago Tribune called it "fabulous," and described the offbeat strip: "There are no punch lines, no sight gags, just quirky observations...

Photo industry experts, Scott Bourne and Skip Cohen are celebrating the first anniversary of GoingPro this month and they have a lot to celebrate! GoingPro, originally started out as a book project for aspiring professional photographers.

“We had dinner together in New Orleans, while at a conference and we started writing ideas out on a cocktail napkin! The more we talked, the more we realized how great the need was for a project designed to help new photographers!” commen...