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Surveying the Web Workers Among Us
I’m not sure how applicable this survey is to the AtMFA readership. Still, I find it interesting when anyone tries to take a snapshot of the web industry–particularly the creative side. From the site: Calling all designers, developers, information architects, project managers, writers, editors, marketers, and everyone else who makes websites. It is time once [...]
The Last Word on Word?
I’ve talked before about being a bit of a dork about writing technology. Full-screen editing; minimal distractions; storing notes, links, and research together in handy projects; there’s plenty of sexy stuff when writing on a computer. On this topic, Author Steven Poole’s got a lively post on his blog about giving up on Microsoft Word. [...]
