Scientists at the University of Arizona have produced some very lifelike, full-motion holographic images. Look at them, and you might be looking at the future of technical communication.

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Is communication really all about content? Then why was it such a big deal when a political candidate chose a famous voice for his advertisement, then had to retract the ad?

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I have to admit that there's been a lot going on the last few weeks that has distracted me and kept me busy. I won't go into details about everything, because you'd be extremely bored, but I do want to share a couple things that did cause me a little consternation. I'm going on a trip to India to speak at the STC India conference. O...

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During the Oct. 28 #tcchat Twitter session, I think I may have bored folks. At least, I found myself saying similar things multiple times. Maybe it's that I'm getting older and want to make sure I'm heard or maybe it's just frustration on my part with the current crop of "smart" phones and other devices designed to display content. ...

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For a Halloween treat, here's a list of tricky word pairs. Use them properly and you'll be fine. Use them improperly, and your readers -- some of them, anyway -- will shriek in terror.

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As Larry Kunz noted in his blog, there's been a lot said about content strategy lately. His recent post about content strategy and documentation plans has been well received by many. I'm not sure if he wrote this based on some of the thoughts that Tom Johnson posted in a recent blog article, but I do want to expand on a comment I made to that ...

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The buzz about content strategy has never been louder. What does it mean for documentation managers who are used to relying on their doc plans? See

my guest post at DMN Communications

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