Accessibility Laws & Resources in Publishing
Making materials accessible not only meets the law, it broadens the potential audience for your material! Some accessible formats, like
Guide to Writing Copyright Statements
Short as it is, there are three key components to a copyright statement: Do not update the copyright date on
Publishing Workflow
Seeing this flowchart I made of the publishing workflow, it’s easier to understand why I haven’t found a satisfactory one
A Surprising Way to Increase Your Pay
A rose by any other name would smell as sweet, but call editing “quality control” and you can double your
Emergency Absence Planning: Essential Prep for Freelancers
Whether you work alone in a home office or at a site filled with coworkers, chances are that few other
Protected: Glossary of Editorial Publishing Terms
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Who Edits the Dictionary?
If you are even a minor word nerd, you have probably thought about the dictionary and how it gets made.
Does an acronym have to spell a word?
TL;DR no. But technically, an acronymn is made up of the initials that make up a term and turns out
How & Why Editors Make a Figures Manuscript
When a product contains illustrations, graphs, and other visuals, a separate file containing them and their related instructions is submitted
The Editors’ Guide to Confidentiality: Essential Security for Protecting Clients’ Words
Editing isn’t just about typo protection. Data security and content (intellectual property, or IP) privacy are core standards in editing