Online and Electronic Writing Guides

Whether it’s for a Web site, e-mail, or other electronic media, writing for the Web has its own rules and conventions.

New rules have surfaced since the advent of the Internet; it, too, requires its own unique approach. With high-speed Internet access more widely available, keeping page-loading times short isn’t as important as it once was, but readers still expect information to be presented in much smaller segments. That’s why in most cases, short paragraphs and clear and concise language are a must. –from The Everything Improve Your Writing Book by Pamela Rice Hahn

	Business E-Mail: How to Make It Professional and Effective by Lisa A. Smith (2002) Writing & Editing at Work
	e-Mail @ work by Jonathan Whelan (2000) Financial Times Prentice Hall
	E-Mail Etiquette: Do’s, Don’ts and Disaster Tales from People Magazine’s Internet Manners Expert by Samantha Miller (2001) Warner Books
	E-Mail Rules: A Business Guide to Managing Policies, Security, and Legal Issues for E-Mail and Digital Communication by Nancy Flynn, Randolph Kahn (2003) AMACOM
	E-Policy: How to Develop Computer, E-Policy, and Internet Guidelines to Protect Your Company and Its Assets by Michael R. Overly (1998) AMACOM
	E-Writing: 21st Century Tools for Effective Communication by Dianna Booher (2001) Pocket Books E-book (2001)
	The Elements of E-Mail Style: Communicate Effectively Via Electronic Mail by David Angell, Brent Heslop (Contributor) (1994) Addison-Wesley Pub Co.
	Writing Effective E-Mail: Improving Your Electronic Communication (Fifty-Minute Series) by Nancy Flynn, Tom Flynn (2003) Crisp Pubns
	Writing for Multimedia: A Guide and Source Book for the Digital Writer by Michael Korolenko (1996) Wadsworth Pub Co.
	Writing for Multimedia and the Web, Third Edition (Book & CD-ROM) by Timothy Garrand (2006) Focal Press

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