Susan West & Michael Gold
Tagging & Social Bookmarking Explained
Tagging and social bookmarking are handy tools that enable users to re-organize the Web for their personal use. … Read more.
From Web to Print: User-Generated Magazines
While most of us are focused on moving print publications to the Web, two Web sites are working … Read more.
Perfecting the Paragraph
Here are the keys to well-built paragraphs: A paragraph should have only one point. Structure a paragraph to … Read more.
The Well-Structured Sentence
Great articles are built of great sentences. Here’s some assembly advice from a recent editing workshop we presented … Read more.
Four Mistakes Web Sites Still Make, And How to Fix Them
Next month at Stanford’s Publishing on the Web Conference, we’ll be giving a talk titled “10 Mistakes Web … Read more.
Confused About a Word? Check “Confusing Words”
Editor’s pop quiz: When do you use "lie" rather than "lay"? What about "capital" as opposed to "capitol"? … Read more.
Keep Tabs on Cool Tech: CoolSW
It’s nearly impossible for mere editors and publishers to keep up with the never-ending flow of new sites … Read more.
Promote Content With Clear Headlines & Social Links
It’s not enough to simply publish content on the Web and hope that the audience will come. You … Read more.
Newspapers Showing the Way From Print to Web?
As if to prove that the Washington Post’s multi-platform strategies are the way to go, the latest Nielsen//Net … Read more.
Washington Post Explores New “Digital Avenues”
“If circulation is dropping,” says Washington Post sports reporter Barry Svrluga, “and we’re trying to figure out how … Read more.
