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In spoken language, pronoun errors go by instantly and will likely not be remembered. Not so, however, with the written word.
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10/05/07 |
Union Privilege has made it easier than ever before to have a full range of ads and promotional materials right at your fingertips.
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10/04/07 |
Tips for making your captions crisp, clear and stylistically consistent
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10/04/07 |
It's tough to grind out newsletter or web copy, but don't let writing intimidate you. The International Labor Communications Association has published "Writing I," a 14-page, common sense guide for union newsletter writers.
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10/04/07 |
As any reporter or editor know, libel law is complicated. "But ignorance is no defense," caustions Doug Pierce,
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10/04/07 |
You know it as the first paragraph. Journalists call it the lead, or in real journo-style, the lede.
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10/04/07 |
When in doubt about rules in writing and editing, common sense is rule number one.
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10/04/07 |
Gaining positive coverage in newspapers, television and radio - or heading off negative stories - doesn't just happen. It takes advance preparation and consistent efforts by CWA locals and officers. It's sometimes hard work, but the benefits of developing an effective media operation are great. CWA's guide for locals will help you do it.
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09/04/07 |
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