Fourth-year Ph.D. student Alyssa Appelman defended her dissertation on the psychological effects of journalistic writing conventions using ACES-funded research.
Between 45 and 70 people joined the #ACESchat conversation twice a month on Wednesdays to discuss editing topics from editing's value to inclusive language.
The hosts of the NPR podcast "How to Do Everything" came to ACES to explain punctuation. Katharine O'Moore-Klopf and Craig Silverman offer wisdom as well.
ACES member Paul Chevannes shares the history of punctuation marks in the English language in honor of National Punctuation Day.
"Weird Al" Yankovic's "Word Crimes" music video pokes fun at common grammar mistakes, but some editors believe it takes mockery too far.
Traditional editing skills often translate to proficient social media editing skills, but copy editors still need to know a few basics before editing a post.
The digital age may increase role conflict as copy editors' task-list grows, according to a Missouri School of Journalism master's thesis.
ACES allied with the Editor's Association of Canada, allowing ACES's more than 1,000 members and EAC's 1,500 members to share some benefits.
A roundup of three blogs about copy editing by bloggers Teresa Schmedding, Mignon Fogarty, and John McIntrye.
Amy Einsohn, author of "The Copyeditor's Handbook," revealed what it takes to be a copy editor in her 2011 article.