Barry Bealer
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- Why newspapers have failed
- Twitter, Facebook, and one dumb juror
- RSuite CMS provides loud and clear answer for Audible.com
- What is the difference between RSuite CMS and MarkLogic Server?
- Investing in RSuite CMS: A four month ROI
- Management to IT: "We don’t like you either"
- When footnotes are the content
- RSuite team attending Mark Logic User Conference
- Why do CMS vendors exhibit at tradeshows?
- 2007 RSuite CMS User Conference
- NCAA to Blogger - You're Out!
- RSuite CMS named CODiE Award finalist
- RSuite CMS announced at InfoCommerce
- What is a publisher these days?
- Free college textbooks? What’s the catch?
- Electronic product development and two pizza teams
- State of the industry
- SSP technology seminar highlights
- Social publishing: extending the life of content?
Paul Bernard
Lisa Bos
- Real metadata
- Job jobs jobs
- Jannes, where are you?
- XML2007 Day 1 (publishing track)
- Content re-use 5 years later
- CMS vs Web CMS vs Print CMS
- A little perspective, please
- Typographical musings, plus James Fallows
- Overview of namespaces and W3C XML Schema
- Overview of XLink standard
- Re-purpose or re-use?
- Competition in software for open office formats
- Using rivals to Inform readers
- XMP Open day in NYC
- Unscientific survey of XML adoption by book publishers
- XML as a directed graph
- Proprietary standards
- Documents 2.0
- Getting online and getting credit for it
- Microsoft and OCA, content formats for digital libraries
- Trusting in Google
- Chunky challenges
- Extracting XML from designed pages is easier, but not always easy
- Content geeks have really arrived
- Katrina has some important lessons for newspapers
Marianne Calilhanna
- Ecofont
- Tropic of Cancer now sponsored by Viagra
- Really Strategies and RSuite at AAUP Annual Meeting
- RSuite Engine now available
- Visit RSuite at the Mark Logic User Conference
- "Journalism is the act. Newspapers are the artifact."
- "Rolling your own CMS just doesn't make sense" by Ron Miller
- 2009 CODiE Finalist for Best Content Management System
- The eBook Challenge
- RSuite CMS 3.1 Released: New User Interface and Web Forms Capabilities
- Are eBooks the New Black?
- The People's Choice Award Winners for 2008
- RSuite CS3 Connector in today's publishing environment
- "XML is like air"
- Word play
- RIP: The Demise of Print Blog
- The 21st century will begin in September
- 2008 RSuite User Conference
- It really is all about the content*
- A coffee, donut, and some Proust....to go
- O'Reilly TOC Directory
- Online-only success story
- An interesting content experiment
- Earth Day Webinar | Content Recycling with RSuite
- Book sales up 7.2% in January 2008
- Invisible stock, invisible books...invisible XML?
- Online Book Market Expected to Double by 2010
- Really Strategies and RSuite awarded two People's Choice Awards from Information Today
- RSuite CMS and Typefi to demo publishing solution at XML2007
- A List Apart: the 2007 web design survey
- XML2007 conference and exposition
- People's Choice Awards - polls are open
- KMWorld's list of Trend-Setting Products for 2007
- Fall lineup
- Single source knitting
- Dave Kellogg to keynote 2007 RSuite CMS User Conference
- And now for something completely different...
- XML and Microsoft Word
- Certified Content Rights Manager (CCRM) Course
- Go native! How to manage and deliver XML content
- 100 companies that matter
- Applications of PRISM
- Open Publish 2007
- Vendor PechaKucha Night at XML 2006
- Really Strategies receives two industry awards
- XML 2006 for Publishers
- 2006 Information Industry Summit
- XML Master Class Series
- Adobe does XML
- Separating content delivery from content management
Mike Edson
- Saving newspapers, one article at a time
- Strategies for successful XML content management initiatives
- Kindle 2.0 release on Monday...
- "Barbarians at the gate?" NFAIS Conference
- Some great applications of RSuite CMS
- Start With XML Conference
- The General Motors of publishing?
- RSuite conference - business takeaway
- RSuite conference: Wow
- A content centric CMS?
- Why a CMS? why now?
- RSuite at the core: the right stuff
- K-12 education - moving to web?
- Diving in
- Quick thought on XBRL
- Achieving automation: InDesign/InCopy to XML
- Complex layout, XML and a little...Obama?
- Some conference recaps and digressions
- Educational publishing - a parent's lament
- The case against competition? The tech angle.
- The architect and the interior designer
- The big content system integration II
- Requirements, the publishing manager, and accountability
- What I want from Adobe - x-ray file formats
- Print and web: one ecosystem?
- The big content system integration
- A bit like making sausages
- The proposition for print composition
- The future of production, the production of the future
- Get XML from InDesign & InCopy today
- The tyranny of print: wagging the electronic dog
- A quick visit to FETC 2006
- Page composition for the times
- Dissecting drivers of technology change in the K-12 market (mod.)
- Quick world tour: Adobe compatible editorial and production systems
Paul Eisenberg
- Preview of DITA Learning Specialization in Action
- Word 2007: A winning equation for MathML users
- Modular content creation is good!
- e-Learning technology patent fight erupts
- Learning objects and federated search in practice
- Common hopes, dreams, & seamless interoperability
- New IMS chief to host webinar today
- Darwin rules for intelligent design in education content models
- Creative thinking about product development
- XML Philly Sept 2005 - Mark Logic Presentation
Mark Jacobson
Eliot Kimber
- DITA For Publishers: New Community Project
- DITA North America Trip Report
- DITA Keyref Example: Links from Glossary Entries
- DITA: It's Just XML
- DITA For Publishing: DITA Project Gutenberg Samples
- Call for Participation: DITA 2 InDesign Plug-In
- Live DITA Application: FASB U.S. GAAP Codification
- DITA Viewed as Domain-Specific Language
- DITA Applications: Using Topics for Narrative Docs
- DITA: It should just work
- CS3 And XML: interesting possibilities
Ian Krantz
Michael Puscar
Ed Stevenson
- When your XML is my XML
- Working with XML in InCopy, InDesign, and RSuite
- Editing XML with Quark and MS Word
- Where the focus is on publishing
- The unification of content management
- RSuite CMS 3.0 Announced
- Word 2007 add-in for NLM DTD
- Publishers and Facebook
- Excuse me waiter, there is a human in my search
- One of the best search experiences
- Put paid content in context
- Going online first
- The Demise of Print blog
- The “content” in web content management systems
- PRISM 2.0 open for public comments
- SEO conflicts
- Print, television, and online news
- Print CMS partnerships
- PRISM plans to cover metadata for online content
- Print death watch
- Making use of web analytics
- Quark vs. Adobe
- Multi-purpose, don't just re-purpose, your content
- How do you know when a product is good?
- XHTML and RDFa
- Udell and Jones talk about Office XML
- E-media organization
- How much markup?
- Themes and trends in 2006/2007
- I've been tagged, but...
- Multi-channel and media-agnostic publishing
- XML 2006 recap
- XML 2006 advanced registration coming to a close
- Why reinvent HTML when you have XHTML2?
- A month to month lease on content
- Word, InCopy and XML editors
- If you build web sites
- Metadata focus group invite
- Behind the scenes at Education Week
- Taxonomize
- Listening to Udell's podcast series
- Taxonomy Boot Camp 2006
- Content reuse is not about technology
- NFAIS Changing Face of Content
- Engineering content for learning management systems
- The Quark question
- XML capabilities of popular publishing applications
- Email can be content too
- Nature and companies that matter
- O metadata, where art thou?
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