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>I don't believe journalism has anything to do with technical writing,
>besides the obvious point that both involve stringing words together
>in a coherent fashion.
I gather facts at their source, organize them, and recheck the
inconsistencies that emerge. Then I write about them. As I write I try to
give the reader understanding and perspective.
Good journalists do many of the same things. ...RM
Dr. Richard Mateosian Freelance Technical Writer srm -at- c2 -dot- org
Review Editor, IEEE Micro Vice President, STC Berkeley Chapter
