Past ASBPE Webinars: 2006-2011 [private] Going It Alone: How to Survive and Thrive as a B2B Freelancer May 29, 2009 Managing Social Media How to take advantage of social networks — without wasting time. Participating in social networks … read more
B2B Ethical Struggles and Solutions in a New-Media Era [private] The quest for high standards and quality. In this webinar, four panelists talked about different aspects of the thorny print and digital challenge facing B2B editors, including: how … read more
National Editorial Conference When Worlds Collide: Closing the print-digital divide Aug. 4–5, 2011 • Gleacher Center • Chicago This year’s conference, at the state-of-the-art Gleacher Center in Chicago’s Loop. The theme: “When Worlds Collide: Closing the print-digital divide.” … read more
One of the most important values a publication or Web site can deliver to its readers is articles based on high-quality editorial research. High quality does not necessarily mean that you retain the most expensive research service to … read more
For more than eight years, UK-based trade-press editor Adam Tinworth has chronicled on his blog the rise of new and social media and how they have shaped both his personal life and his career. Though change can be … read more
For trade press journalists, Paul Conley has long been both inspiring and controversial. Since the debut of his blog in 2004, he has been a tireless advocate for new media and the importance of digital training. Though his … read more
Publishing consultant Ally E. Peltier continues her series on repurposing and promoting previously published content. She began by explaining how to properly choose and assemble content for a successful, cohesive book. This was followed by a post identifying … read more
In her previous post, publishing consultant Ally E. Peltier examined the primary print formats available. Today she’ll discuss e-book and audio formats. How to Choose the Right Digital Format for Your Book The wealth of information about digital … read more
Recent e-news studies conducted by Editorial Solutions, Inc. found a shortfall of articles containing direct quotes. Quotes used usually are not based on contact between editor and source. Instead, the information posted is close to word-for-word rewrite. As a result, … read more
Sara Zailskas, a content strategist for Realtor.org, the website for the National Association of Realtors, explains why organizations need someone to keep an eye on the big picture in addition to superior content producers who focus on the … read more
