Relly Annett-Baker on the importance of microcopy and the challenge of uniting writers, designers, and developers.

Greg Dunlap on the history of digital transformation at the Seattle Times, and the importance of cross-functional teams.

Karen McGrane reviews 2012's best articles and presentatinos about structured content and responsive design.

Sara Wachter-Boettcher on her new book, the benefits of cross-discipline communication, and building tools for humans.

Deane Barker on the evolution CMSs, their impact on content strategy, and the joys of content modeling.

Marc Danziger and Andrew Berry discuss NBC's innovative new approach to the corporate knowledge base.

Jeff Eaton, Marc Danziger, and Andrew Berry discuss NBC's Juno Project, a new take on the corporate knowledge base that combines sales and project management tools with long-term organizational history. Topics covered include workflow challenges, the importance of iterative prototyping when dealing with complex content, solving "findability" problems, and more.

Karen McGrane on the rise of the mobile web, reusable content, and her new book: Content Strategy for Mobile.

Jeff Eaton and Karen McGrane discuss the rise of mobile; the challenges of transitioning to reusable content; and Karen's new book, Content Strategy for Mobile.

Mentioned in this episode:

Content Strategy for Mobile at A Book Apart

Making the Most of Mobile from Web Content 2011

Uncle Sam Wants You to Optimize Your Content for Mobile

Erin Kissane on the history of web standards, experiments in web publishing, and the challenge of predicting the future.