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FROM DR. CATHERINE D. DEANGELIS AND CHERYL IVERSON
Welcome, at last! When we began work on the ninth edition of the AMA Manual of Style, we hoped to launch our first online manual with that edition. Now, with the tenth edition, and with the help of Oxford University Press, that hope is realized. It has been a long journey from hope to launch, and although we have reached a milestone, we have only begun to learn how best to enrich an online resource.
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November 2009 Word of the Month
Now, let's not be rash.
November 2009 Tip of the Month
How titles can — and should — evolve.
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