Editorial Calendar

SatMagazine Editorial Calendar

SatMagazine	Editorial Deadline*	Theme**
SatMagazine January 2023	December 3^rd, 2022	A Look Ahead, Perspectives
SatMagazine February 2023 (PRINT)	January 2^nd, 2023	SmallSats and Related Market Segments, Propulsion, EO, Imagery, Optics, SmallSat related OpEds, Constellations
SatMagazine March 2023 (PRINT)	January 30^th, 2023	Satellites (All), Antennas/Terminals, Launch Services (All), Ground Services, Financing, Optics
SatMagazine April 2023	March 4^th, 2023	MENA, Africa, Comms (RF, Microwave, Laser, Optical), sat5G, satIoT / M2M, Wi-Fi, SSA/SDA, Civil Emergency Comms, COTS, AI / ML, Analytics, Market Analysis
SatMagazine May 2023	April 1^st, 2023	LATAM Markets, Components, Advanced Materials, Cables and Assemblies, EO, Geospatial, Imaging
SatMagazine June 2023	May 2^nd, 2023	APAC and Australasia Markets, Maritime, Airborne / IFC, Comms Equipment, Services, Cybersecurity, Space Exploration (Lunar, Mars)
SatMagazine July/August 2023 (PRINT)	June 3^rd, 2023	Satellite Innovation, Tomorrow's Technologies, Funding Strategies, New Markets, On-Orbit Servicing, Debris Removal
SatMagazine September 2023 (PRINT)	August 2^nd, 2023	European Markets, Teleports/Ground Stations, SatlP/SatOTT, Streaming, Broadband, GPS/GNSS/Beidou, HAPS, UAV/RPA/AUVs
SatMagazine October 2023	September 2^nd, 2023	Satellite Innovation2, Constellations, Systems Integration, Interference / Carrrier ID, New Space, New Comms, Perspectives
SatMagazine November 2023	October 2^nd, 2023	Commercial Launch Services, satBroadcasting, Oil & Gas, Mining, Agriculture, Utilities, Robotics, Mobility
SatMagazine December 2023	November 1^st, 2023	Year in Review + Open Theme

*Indicates the latest date editorial content for a publication can be submitted. Earlier submissions, permitting additional time to review and adjust contributions are greatly appreciated.

**Articles not related to the issue theme are permitted in all issues.

MilsatMagazine Editorial Calendar

MilsatMagazine	Editorial Deadline*	Theme**
MilsatMagazine December 2022	November 15^th, 2022	Year in Review
MilsatMagazine January 2023	December 17^th, 2022	A Look Ahead + Briefings, OpEds
MilsatMagazine February 2023	January 16^th, 2023	Military/Agency/Government SmallSat Technologies, Secure Comms, AI, Analytics
MilsatMagazine March 2023	February 13^th, 2023	MILSATCOM, ASATs, Military Satellites, Protected Comms, Space Defense, UAV/RPA, MILSATCOM Technologies,Tactical Comms, Ground Systems and Networks, Satellite Monitoring, COTS,
MilsatMagazine April 2023 (PRINT)	March 15^th, 2023	Military Missions and Launch Sector, Command + Control, SIGINT/HUMINT, Interference, Operational Strategies, Hypersonics
MilsatMagazine May 2023	April 15^th, 2023	ISR (C4/C5/C6), UVA Comms, Geospatial Intelligence, Strategic Persepectives, Anti-Jam Technologies, National + Allies Cybersecurity
MilsatMagazine June 2023	May 16^th, 2023	Emergency Comms, NGOs/First Responders, Program + Data Management, Strategic Planning
MilsatMagazine July/August 2023	June 17^th, 2023	Warfighter Mobility, Antennas/Terminals, RF/Microwave/Laser/Optical Comms, Airborne Comms, Military Broadband Technologies
MilsatMagazine September 2023	August 16^th, 2023	MILSATCOM Innovation, Advanced Technologies, Cybersecurity / Cyber Defense, Defense Agencies
MilsatMagazine October 2023 (PRINT)	September 16^th, 2023	Warfighter Comms, SSA/SDA, Command & Control, Antennas/Terminals, Ground Systems and Networks, Servicing
MilsatMagazine November 2023	October 16^th, 2023	COTS, Components, Silicon Tech for MAG, Command + Warfighter Support Segments, Field Comms
MilsatMagazine December 2023	November 15^th, 2023	Year in Review + Open Theme

*Indicates the latest date editorial content for a publication can be submitted. Earlier submissions, permitting additional time to review and adjust contributions are greatly appreciated.

**Articles not related to the issue theme are permitted in all issues.

Author Guidelines

SatNews Author & Article Guidelines

Word count: 850 to 1,800 words (for longer form articles, such as white papers or OpEds, please contact the editor regarding issue placement).
We recommend feature articles for the magazines be written in the third person.
Features should be sent as either “.doc” or “.txt” files — please, no PDFs or Google Docs for feature articles.
Author byline, brief bio and headshot and at least two images to support the article—imagery must be high resolution (minimum resolution of 300 dpi, .jpg, .png or .pdf format).
For author headshots, please attempt to photograph your subjects against a solid background, white preferred or some other light, solid color.
Ensure appropriate captions are included for all included imagery.
Send the feature and images as separate email attachments — please do not include imagery within a word processed document.
If no imagery is included as attachments for the feature, no imagery will be used in the article save for graphics that SatNews editorial feels compliment the material.
Please include URLs, email and/or phone contact information for interested reader followups.
We ask that you do not design and layout your feature; rather, send the material in as attachments — the editors have specific design elements for articles.
There is no guarantee that review PDFs will be sent for author review prior to publication. Time is of the essence and publication schedules are crucial to meet.
IMPORTANT NOTE: When a review PDF is received, author corrections must be returned to SatNews editorial within 24 to 48 hours of the date the author receives the file (unless another arrangement is agreed to between the author and the editors) to ensure those corrections are included in the issue. Corrections received post-publication of the issue will not be addressed unless they are critical to the article.
The article’s design may be altered from the review PDF for the final version of the magazine, as advertising and other editorial and marketing materials may remain that must be added to the publication.
The editorial guidelines for Executive Spotlight, COMMAND CENTER and “Perspectives” video interviews will be sent upon request.