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April/May 2005 |
Volume 45, Number 5 |
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Tips from the TrenchesBlogs seem to be all rage these days. Although blogsas a recognized standard of communicationare still in their infancy, they are now ubiquitous. For anyone who doesn't know, a blog (short for weblog) is a "personal journal that is frequently updated and intended for general public consumption. Blogs generally represent the personality of the author or reflect the purpose of the Web site that hosts the blog. The essential characteristics of the blog are its journal form, typically a new entry each day, and its informal style." (courtesy www.whatis.com) Because of the popularity of blogs and the prevalence of the word in recent conversations I've had with people, I was curious to see what technical communicators had to say in this community. Therefore, I went on a search for blogs that were about technical communication. I found several, and have listed them here. My list is by no means fully inclusive of the blogs that are available on the Web, but it is indicative of the technical communication blogger community. I've listed these blogs in alphabetical order by page title. Editor's Note: The following links were active at the time this issue of Technicalities was published.
Finally, for a list of blogs that are written by all varieties of published authors, go to Author Blogs at About.com. http://weblogs.about.com/od/authorblogs/ If you have any personal-favorite technical communications blogs that don't appear in my list, please send me an e-mail message at deb_lockwood@csgsystems.com. I'll include yours in our next edition. ![]() |
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