Content producers often find collaboration a hard slog. This is because they do it wrong. There are two fundamental ways you can collaborate. The first way is to enable everyone to contribute to the project by giving everybody access to everything and a means of communicating freely with everyone else on the team. I’ll call… Read More »
The rant which follows was sparked by the following tweet from Gilbane Boston: #Content quality comes first, then worry about metadata and other #SEO shananigans – @Robert_Rose #gilbane Twitter is a context free medium, and a tweet from a conference presentation may well misrepresent the speaker’s intent, so I am very likely going to do… Read More »
The transition from DTP to structured writing continues to be a bumpy one, and content management issues continue to plague many implementations. In many cases, the content management strategy depends on writers structuring things properly and they fall apart when writers fail to do so. For instance, reuse of chunks of information ought to make… Read More »