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For those of you who couldn’t attend CSforum 2010 in April, or if you just want to review what you saw, here is a link to the main CSForum 2010 session room presentations.

Livestream is a free live video streaming service that also provides a free 10Gb video on demand library. This is where the video recordings are uploaded.

Use this URL to jump directly to (and tweet about) the video library:

http://bit.ly/99edpI

This the first video link – there are more from the other sessions coming. Stay tuned!

Technical Communications UK’s  2010 Conference is scheduled for 21 to 23 September at the Oxford Belfry Hotel, Thame, Oxfordshire. TCUK is the largest UK conference for Technical Communications. Last year’s conference was a huge success and I intend to be at this one so I don’t miss anything!

“I can confidently say Technical Communication UK is the best professional conference I have ever attended. If you are in the UK, if you work in a profession directly or indirectly related to technical communications then I’d urge you to come along.” Gordon McLean, www.onemanwrites.co.uk

They currently have a call for speakers out. If you’re interested, go to the Technical Communications UK 2010 Conference site for full details on how to submit or for sponsorship info.

Indi Liepa of Nokia will be this year’s Keynote speaker. Indi will speak on how Nokia manages to make a very complex technical communications process meet the small and simple needs of the end consumer.

Although it might be a bit early to register yet, as speakers and presentations are still being defined, you have the reference site where all of the updates will be recorded as they happen. Open your calendars now and mark in these dates so we can see you there!
http://www.technicalcommunicationuk.com/