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In a world where content gets created, repurposed, syndicated, integrated, and repurposed, professionals from all areas are looking for new techniques to stay ahead of the curve.

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Created By: Rahel Anne Bailie
Latest Activity: May 8

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The bigger picture of content convergence, integration, and syndication

Last week, the first conference on this topic was held in Vancouver (disclaimer: I was instrumental in putting it on), and the feedback from participants was that it was a roaring success. The conf... Continue

Tagged: cci2008, content, syndication, standards, convergence

Started by Rahel Anne Bailie Mar 16

What's your take on PDF and XML Convergence?
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This is an interest of mine. At one point, the tag layer of PDF looked like it was going to be a more flexible XML. I was imagining one document, arbitrary DTD, that had formatting and structure. ... Continue

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Started by David Stabb. Last reply by Raymond Bissonnette Mar 14.

We seem to come to convegence from divergent directions!

Rahel - please tell me more about your background, and what you see as primary trends in convergence. After talking about the PDF/XML issues, I can see that our backgrounds are from different areas... Continue

Started by David Stabb Mar 2

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Comment by Mike McNamara on March 26, 2008 at 3:05pm: Hi,

If you missed today's 'Xpress DITA Enterprise Suite for Word and SharePoint' webinar and you're in U.K. on the 10th April; you can see it again along with a full demonstration (as well as a number of other XML production tools) at a one-day seminar that I have organised in conjunction with X-Window Ltd. Full details can be at www.x-window.co.uk/events. Only a few places are left, so hurry before they are all filled!

Mike

Comment by Joel Butts on March 24, 2008 at 4:22pm: Hi Rahel! I really enjoyed the conference. Looking forward to learning more.

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