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Recap of the Adobe Day “Coachella” – Tech Comm Rock Stars abound!
Adobe Day at the 2013 STC Summit was really great. It took me a while to digest all my own notes and relive the moments promoting the rock stars of tech comm. But like all good music festivals, the “Coachella” … Continue reading
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Maybe I’m Amazed I met this Tech Comm legend…
“Excuse me, Dr. Corfield, I’m tweeting this event for Adobe today. Would you happen to have a Twitter handle?” With the apology that he hadn’t one, but that he did have a Facebook page, I had started a too-short yet … Continue reading
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How does that jagged little pill of content strategy go down?
To continue with the tech comm rock star theme set forth by Adobe for Adobe Day, I thought carefully about who might represent Rahel Anne Bailie, whose talk was titled, “Content Strategy in a Content Economy– Is Your Content Prepared?” It … Continue reading
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