Category Archives: Content Development

Content Stratification

Posted on January 24, 2012 by Bill

Ever-Broadening Content Horizons In her recent blog post ‘Content strategy – a revolution?’, Betty Tew is just touching the tip of the iceberg (or, whatever the equivalent in a cloud metaphor would be). I like how she refers to “the … Continue reading →

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More Than the Medium

Posted on June 13, 2011 by Bill

I wonder if the reason for the decline of newspaper publishing companies (some say steep decline) is not just that digital technologies are replacing their delivery mechanism. I suspect that it is not because online, specifically web, delivery of content … Continue reading →

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Content for Community Consumption

Posted on April 5, 2011 by Bill

Today, Peter Grainge posted an article I wrote about RoboHelp on his web site, which is dedicated to RoboHelp tips. Here it is: Command Line Generation with RoboHelp When I was searching the Web for information on using the command … Continue reading →

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