[+] Blogs, Bloggers, Blogging

• WordPress as a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Application
• Politics Goes Blogging
• Bloggers' Alert: Confidentiality and Disclosure in the Workplace
• Measuring the Influence of Blogs on Consumers, the Media and Corporate Reputation
• Blogs: Viral, Targeted, Fast, Informative--And Becoming Critical
• How Blogs and Wikis Differ
• New Toys or Tactics for New Communication Challenges?
• Should Businesses Embrace the Blogging Phenomenon?
• Top Seven Tips to Writing an Effective Blog
• Blogs: The Fast Track to Getting Global Awareness

[+] Content Management

• Getting FLOSSy: Acrobat Killer Or HAT Replacement?
• WordPress as a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Application
• Case Study: Discovering Plone Content Management System (Part 1)
• Using DITA to Develop a New Information Architecture at BMC Software
• Developers as Users of SharePoint
• Joomla: Another Simple Content Management System
• WordPress as a Simple Content Management System
• Redefining Content Management
• Echoes from the Past: DITA, Help, Single-Sourcing Tools — Looking from the 60s to Today
• The Five Hidden Costs of Running a CMS

[+] Controlled Vocabulary

• Terminologiemanagement
• AECMA Simplified English
• Unexpected ROI (Return on Investment) from Terminology
• Free Terminology Management: The Better Alternative?
• Controlled Vocabulary.com
• DTT: Deutscher Terminologie-Tag
• The Direct Road
• Controlled Languages in Industry
• Better Search Engine Design: Beyond Algorithms
• What is a Controlled Vocabulary?

[+] Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA)

• Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) Reading List
• Getting Started with DITA
• Using DITA to Develop a New Information Architecture at BMC Software
• The Steepest Part of the Learning Curve is Right at the Start
• I'm not Technical. Why Should I Bother to Learn DocBook or DITA?
• DocBook or DITA?
• DITA, DocBook and the Art of the Document
• Myths About Technical Writing
• DITA Infocenter
• DITA Maturity Model

[+] DocBook

• I'm not Technical. Why Should I Bother to Learn DocBook or DITA?
• DocBook or DITA?
• DITA, DocBook and the Art of the Document
• DocBook for the Masses
• Choosing an XML Schema
• Choosing an XML Schema: DocBook or DITA?
• A DocBook Basics and References
• DITA for DocBook
• Getting Started with the DocBook XML Dialect
• DocBook Basics and References

[+] Metadata

• Metadata Provision and Standards Development at the Collaborative Digitization Program (CDP): A History
• Don't Forget A Strategy for Microcontent—Headlines, Decks, Buttons and Links—When You Redesign Your Site
• Companies Struggling with Unstructured Content
• The Problem of Ingesting and Delivering Complex Objects from Digital Repositories
• An Introduction to Metadata
• Folksonomies - Cooperative Classification and Communication Through Shared Metadata
• Tag, You're It!
• From Structured Abstracts to Structured Articles: A Modest Proposal
• Information Architecture: Organizing Chaos, Metadata, Taxonomy vs. Folksonomy, and the Dublin Core
• To Attract or to Inform: What Are Titles For?

[+] Minimalism

• Clear, Brief and Bold: Will Strunk’s Legacy
• Fixing the Flaws in the Ten Principles of Clear Writing
• The Basics of Plain Language
• Overcoming Word Inflation: The Benefits of Minimalist Design
• The Plain Language Process: Steps for Effective Writing
• Politics and the English Language
• Writing for Dollars, Writing to Please
• Simplicity in Your Mind
• Strunk and White Were Wrong: In Speechwriting, Personality Should Not Remain in the Background
• Writing Government Policies and Procedures in Plain Language

[+] RSS

• Annotating the Web with Atom
• Implementing the Atom Publishing Protocol
• Understanding "Micro Media": Subscribing to RSS Feeds
• Build a Customizable RSS Feed Aggregator in PHP
• How to Share Everything with Everyone (well, a few things anyway)
• The Power of Syndication at the Click of a Button
• Simple Web Syndication with RSS 2.0
• What Are RSS Feeds?
• Implementing a Community RSS Feed
• Automated Current Awareness Service Using RSS Web Feed

[+] Single-Sourcing

• Echoes from the Past: DITA, Help, Single-Sourcing Tools — Looking from the 60s to Today
• Eliminating the END GAME from Electronic Deliverables
• A Quarky New Approach?
• Single-Source Documentation: Docbook versus DITA
• Single-Source from the Reader's Point of View
• Ten Problems With Single Sourcing
• Does Being Technical Matter? XML, Single Source, and Technical Communication
• The Convergence of Technical Communication and Information Architecture: Managing Single-Source Objects for Contemporary Media
• Single-Source Content Management
• Why Single-Source when you can Multi-Source?

[+] Technical Illustration

• Drawing a C-47 Skytrain
• Constructing the Bicycle in Isometric
• How To Capture a Screen Shot of your Desktop or the Active Window in Windows
• Comics for Consumer Communication: Reaching Users with Word and Image
• The Awesome Power of Visualization 2: Death and Taxes 2007
• Three-Dimensional Illustration for Technical Communicators
• Dam Visuals: The Changing Visual Argument for the Glen Canyon Dam
• Using Comics in Technical Documentation
• Technical Illustration and the Video Camera
• Proposal Flowchart Excellence: Ten Rules for Scoring on Top

[+] XML

• Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) Reading List
• Getting Started with DITA
• Path, Predicates, and XQuery
• The Steepest Part of the Learning Curve is Right at the Start
• How XML Enables Information Sharing and Reuse — Interview with Joe Gollner
• XML Fever
• Glossary of XBRL Terms
• The Wisdom of Crowds Meets the Wisdom of Authors: How XML Enables the Semantic Web
• XBRL: The eXtensible Business Reporting Language
• DITA Infocenter