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Subject:Techwhirl and STC Newsletters From:Matthew Danda <matt -at- SONYTEL -dot- BE> Date:Tue, 24 Jun 1997 11:19:19 +0200
Hello:
I just had a curious thought regarding STC Newsletters and TECHWRL while
writing my last post:
Does the quality of this listserv reduce the impact of local STC
newsletters?
I was considering expanding my previous post today about "Education and
Productivity" into a newsletter article, but I wonder if its impact will
be deadened because it has already been presented in TECHWRL?
I suppose that "localization" of the newsletter is its key strength,
dealing with local issues and events. But when it comes to technical
writing issues and topics in general, I am much more inclined to post to
this group rather than write an article for the newsletter.
Its unfortunate, because I am quite fond of newsletters, but in practice
I seem to be favoring the internet. Hmm.
--
Matt Danda
Technical Writer
Sony Objective Composer (Belgium)
matthew -dot- danda -at- sonycom -dot- com
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