| We know it’s coming, so why are we shocked when there’s an AP style update every year? Probably because all these changes can trip up even the most seasoned communicator. Don’t fret—Paula Froke, lead editor of the AP Stylebook, will give you a rundown of everything that’s changed during The 2019 AP Stylebook Webinar. From percentage signs, capitalization rules, tricky hyphens and more, you’ll get all the insight you need to write with confidence. Itching for a warmup? See if you can find the three errors below: “Beyonce dropped a surprise album last month, paying homage to her last secret album stunt in Dec. 2013. Every one was very excited.” (The errors: “Beyoncé” needs an accent, “December” should be spelled out and it’s “everyone,” not “every one.”) | 