ACES and the Editors' Association of Canada (Editors Canada) announced a new partnership to facilitate international training.
A collection of some new entries included in the the 2016 version of the AP Stylebook.
Emmy Favilla and Megan Palone of BuzzFeed share the skills, tools, and steps to land an internet job.
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.
The NCDJ created a new online style guide to provide context to words used when writing or talking about people living with disabilities.
Hyperbole has stretched language so that phrases like "I'm dying," have become commonplace and used in social media and hashtags.
A quick style guide for common editing and writing blunders involving daylight saving time.