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Markdown keeps coming up—as a lightweight writing format, a lingua franca among other file types, and a lure to get engineers to document their code better. But what is it, and why should you (not) use it? In this talk, … Continue reading →

This year’s TechComm Camp is Friday, April 26 to Saturday, April 27 and will be held at San Jose State University. TC Camp is a weekend of collaboration and creative energy put on by TC Camp, a 501(c)(3) public charity. … Continue reading →

The lines between marketing writing (copywriting) and technical writing are blurring in the job market. Even though technical writers are increasingly asked to provide marketing content, many hiring managers, recruiters, and technical writers don’t appreciate the significant differences between the … Continue reading →

Andrew Davis, who recruits technical content developers, will give his view of the current market for technical writers and people in related professions.

Are you a technical writer who wants to broaden your horizons? One area to consider is medical writing.