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April 10, 2008

Talking about usability

After what seems like a short but long time, we’re back with a new podcast. It’s been an interesting few months. Take a listen to this new episode to find out what we’ve been up to, and what we’re going to be up to. Then, we discuss an issue that Aaron is very passionate about: usability and user advocacy.

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January 6, 2008

Interview with Emma Hamer

We’re back after a few hectic weeks away. In the next while, we hope to get back into something resembling a regular podcasting schedule.

To whet your appetite, this week we’re presenting an interview that Aaron did at DocTrain West 2007 with Emma Hamer. In it, Aaron and Emma discuss content management.

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November 25, 2007

Interview with Kent Taylor

This week, we present another interview that we did at DocTrain West 2007. It’s with Kent Taylor, General Manager — acrolinx North America. In this interview, Kent talks to us about the company’s acrocheck document quality assurance tool.

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November 18, 2007

Interview with Michael Boses and Mark Lewis

We continue to clear out our backlog of interviews. This week, we present an interview that we did with Michael Boses and Mark Lewis of In.vision Research that discusses Xpress Author, In.vision’s XML authoring tool.

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November 12, 2007

Are you hurting your career by not blogging and podcasting?

This week, Tom Johnson joins us for what is our longest podcast yet. We spend about 45 minutes discussing whether or not you’re harming your career by not blogging and podcasting.

Agree? Disagree? Feel free to leave a comment.

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October 28, 2007

Interview with Chip Gettinger

This week, we’re posting an interview that Scott did earlier this year with Chip Gettinger of Astoria Software. In the interview, Chip and Scott discuss XML authoring and Astoria’s content management software; component content management and how it differs from Web and document content management; and how component content management can benefit both technical communicators and the organizations with which they work.

Note that the quality of the audio isn’t the greatest. It was recorded over Skype, and there is some background noise and the occasional dropout.

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October 22, 2007

Technical communications and India

This week, we look at what some might consider a controversial topic: technical writing, India, and offshoring. Is this a threat, or just another opportunity? Listen for our $0.02.

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September 27, 2007

Creating a secondary income stream

This week’s edition is for the freelancer (well, mostly). In it, we discuss the importance of setting up a secondary income stream and a few ways to go about it.

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September 17, 2007

A peek at FrameMaker 8.0

This week, we look at FrameMaker 8.0. And, believe it or not, we actually like it. On top of that, we unveil our latest Pick of the Week: HotRecorder.

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September 9, 2007

The “there and back again” edition

We’re back! It’s been a long while since we’ve published a podcast, and believe us it’s been a long, strange, and interesting trip.

In this edition, we talk about where we’ve been and what we’ve been up to; discuss taking your work and not yourself seriously; and we uncork another pick of the week.

You’ll probably notice that this week’s edition is a tad rough around the edges — it’s been a while since we’ve flexed out podcasting muscles and we recorded it using Google Talk instead of Skype.

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