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Style guide

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Sep 4, 2026

Brenda CristGUEST
18:57
So they write, you know, in a compliant manner that put your best foot forward.
Brenda CristGUEST
19:03
And I always recommend that people, all writers have style guides and AI is a whiz at creating style guides.
Brenda CristGUEST
19:11
In fact, I have a blog about that on our website.
Mark AmtowerHOST
19:14
Let's go ahead and take a break and we'll come back and dive into some more of this.
Ted LarkinsGUEST
19:05
It's all different portals using things and we bring it all together.
Ted LarkinsGUEST
19:09
So then at the end of a quarter, you can do comparative and data analysis on what, you know, what's the best selling product in Target or what brand or what style guide.
Ted LarkinsGUEST
19:19
is producing the most sales or what licensee is doing the best.
Ted LarkinsGUEST
19:22
So it's this data that comes from that
Paul Goldsmith-PinkhamGUEST
4:44
I have just a bunch of things that I've written in my voice.
Paul Goldsmith-PinkhamGUEST
4:48
What, you know, I actually have two style guides.
Paul Goldsmith-PinkhamGUEST
4:51
Um, I have one for, like, social media style things, which I use my blog posts.
Markus BrunnermeierHOST
4:54
Of course you do.

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Paul Goldsmith-PinkhamGUEST
45:05
Um, so again, the key takeaways here is I think, like, the writing itself is thinking.
Paul Goldsmith-PinkhamGUEST
45:10
You should be deliberate about what you offload and you do yourself.
Paul Goldsmith-PinkhamGUEST
45:13
The style guides are useful and interesting but aren't gonna be perfect.
Paul Goldsmith-PinkhamGUEST
45:17
Um, you should curate it, and you can iterate, and you can do more, but it's never gonna be perfect.
Debbie VentimigliaHOST
45:11
Right.
Sonya Laurence GreenGUEST
45:12
And the Associated Press actually developed the AP Style Guide.
Sonya Laurence GreenGUEST
45:16
And I
Debbie VentimigliaHOST
45:17
use that every day.
Helen JoyceHOST
13:49
So we'll come back to that.
Helen JoyceHOST
13:52
So Maya, another development we've seen actually just as almost as we're recording this isn't to do with Northern Ireland, but it's to do with the BBC and they have updated their style guide.
Helen JoyceHOST
14:03
And there's some elements of it that are helpful to us in terms of actually trying to be able to frame what we're saying clearly, but also in terms of how they're going to think about the coverage.
Helen JoyceHOST
14:11
Do you want to talk us through those?
Maya ForstaterHOST
17:02
And if you can't misgender in any way, if you can't in any way say someone is a man, someone is male, then it's just really difficult to report on these stories.
Maya ForstaterHOST
17:10
And you end up saying that, you know, that we're being offensive by being clear.
Fiona McAnenaHOST
17:16
And that brings us to something else in the BBC style guide, which is on the one hand, as you say, they're going to explain what it means when they refer to a transgender woman, that that's a man who identifies as a woman.
Fiona McAnenaHOST
17:29
That's good.
Nicholas James BridgewaterNARRATOR
4:43
F. Howard Collins, Author and Printer, Henry Froud.
Nicholas James BridgewaterNARRATOR
4:49
Chicago University Press, Manual of Style.
Nicholas James BridgewaterNARRATOR
4:55
T.L. Devine, Correct Composition, The Century Company.
Nicholas James BridgewaterNARRATOR
5:02
Horace Hart, Rules for Compositors and Printers, Oxford University Press.

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