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Decide on an article topic and length. A submitted article should be tech-trend or thought-leadership focused and not company or product promotional. It should have some news hook; provide a good level of technical/engineering content, and mentions of as many corporate partners as possible. Article length could be about 500 or 1000 words, with one image for every 250 words.

Confirm article topic and length with the editors by emailing or calling (contact information at bottom). Make sure to do this before writing the article.

Once confirmed with the editors as appropriate content, write the article and submit your content via email. Article will be published usually in a few days.

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Text file
- Headline,
- Summary: a one- or two-sentence explanation of the article contents to entice reader to read,
- Body, with subheads if 1000 words,
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- One- or two-sentence bio on authors of article,
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- Optional supporting audio/video files.
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- JPEGs are preferred, TIFFs are acceptable, and we accept PowerPoint slides with proper image instructions,
Signed copyright transfer form.
If you receive feedback that your article needs some fine-tuning, make any necessary changes and resubmit as soon as possible.

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