Washington Post copy editor Bill Walsh reviewed common copy editing pitfalls in his presentation "Rookie Mistakes that Even Veterans Make."
At ACES's 2016 national conference, Chris Wienandt shared how to squeeze an article's content into four to six words in headline writing.
Samaruddin Stewart's "Visual Verification" session at ACES 2016 offered free online tools for verifying images.
Upworthy's Matt Savener spoke about the news outlet's commitment to fact-checking after a mistake made in 2013.
A panel of five presented their thoughts in their session "The Future of Copy Editing" at the 2016 ACES national conference.
ACES presents program covers from each of its conferences in celebration of its 20th year of holding the premier editing conference in the U.S.
Monica Kwasnik shares her favorite parts of Oregon outside of Portland, including Mount Hood, the Oregon Coast, and Willamette Valley.
#ACESchat answers questions you want to know about the ACES 2016 conference March 31-April 2, including travel from the airport, food choices, events, and more.
ACES celebrated National Grammar Day 2016 with Grammar Day cookies and preparing to announce the winners of the Grammar Day Haiku contest.
Tom Freeman won the 2016 ACES National Grammar Day Tweeted Haiku Contest after being a regular contributor to past haiku contests.