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Venue review: Club Workspace Chiswick
Following our first ArticulateTalk at Club Workspace Chiswick, here’s a little venue review for anyone considering a business-wisdom event of their own.
Best of the web on caffeine
Turning caffeine into coffee is a writer’s life, so it only seems fitting to take a look at the best of the web on that essential and tasty stimulant.
Book review: Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg
Sheryl Sandberg’s Lean In is a manifesto for men and for women. It is a book about personal book about professional business. This is the Bad Language review.
The ultimate brainstorming tool? Review of Scapple
Scrapple gets reviewed. Is the mind mapping, note-taking, colour-coding replacement for paper and pen worth the digital switch? Read and find out.
Can a 1,000-word vocabulary make your writing clearer?
Using a lovely little language tool, called the Up-Goer Five, taught me a lot about the art of keeping writing simple.
Why you should be a punctuation minimalist
At Articulate, we believe that needless punctuation is a speed bump for readers. We’re punctuation minimalists and you should be too. Find out how to make your writing *much* easier to read.
Papelote: for the love of stationery
For all you notebook-fanciers out there, Papelote is bound to whet your aesthetic appetite.
Articulate Talks: Join us in person for ‘Copywriting Secrets’ on 6 June
To celebrate the launch of Articulate Training, we’re hosting a series of Articulate Talks. The first is on 6 June at 6.30 PM at Club Workspace in Chiswick, London. Prices start at a very reasonable £15 if you book in advance (or £8 for students and under-26s with the promo code ‘student’) What [...]
A video history of typography
‘Type is power’. A lovely little stop-motion video on the history of typography.