Tag Archives: STC 2013

TechCommGeekMom’s Excellent Adventure – A look back at STC Summit 2013

Posted on June 13, 2013 by TechCommGeekMom

OK, I know it’s been more than a month since the 2013 STC Summit ended, but I promise this is the last blog entry I’m going to do about it. No, seriously. I mean it. I was writing up so … Continue reading →

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If Tech Comm had its own Coachella, how would it be done?

Posted on May 15, 2013 by TechCommGeekMom

[WARNING: this is a long post, but jam-packed with information!] Every industry has its own rock stars. Those are the people who have lived, spoken, and written about topics in a particular field. The information and perspective they provide are … Continue reading →

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