 single source publishing, also known as single sourcing, is a content management method which allows the same source content to be used across different forms of media and more than one time.kay ethier, xml and framemaker, pg. 19. new york: apress, 2004. isbn 9781430207191lucas walsh, "the application of single-source publishing to e-government." taken from encyclopedia of digital government, pg. 64. eds. ari-veikko anttiroiko and matti mÃ¤lkiÃ¤. hershey: igi global, 2007. isbn 9781591407904single source publishing at stylus studio. copyright Â© 2005-2013 progress software. accessed june 11, 2013.single source publishing with flare. copyright Â© 2010 writersua. published november 16, 2010; accessed june 11, 2013. the labour-intensive and expensive work of editing need only be carried out once, on only one document;barry schaeffer, single source publishing: creating customized output. cms wire, 3 april 2012. accessed 10 june 2013. that source document can then be stored in one place and reused.ann rockley and charles cooper, managing enterprise content: a unified content strategy, chapter 5: product content. 2nd ed. berkeley: new riders press, 2012. isbn 9780132931649 this reduces the potential for error, as corrections are only made one time in the source document.janet mackenzie, the editor's companion, pg. 92. cambridge: cambridge university press, 2011. isbn 9781107402188 the benefits of single source publishing primarily relate to the editor rather than the user. the user does benefit from consistent terminology and information, but this consistency is also a potential weakness of single source publishing if the content manager does not have an organized conceptualization. single-source publishing is sometimes used synonymously with multi-channel publishing though whether or not the two terms are synonymous is a matter of discussion.single source & multi-channel publishing. Â© 2013 mekon, accessed 23 june 2013. ==definition== while there is a general definition of single source publishing, there is no single official delineation between single source publishing and multi
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