is a fresh, innovative, bimonthly magazine for busy marketers, designed to
bring the diverse, yet interdependent, worlds of Sales, Advertising, and
Marketing together into one smart, efficient publication.
      Our mission is to
provide a comprehensive source of indispensable information from experts in
every arena in the industry written in a direct, reader-usable format. Below,
you&'ll find everything you need to know to query SAM and follow up with an
article for submission.

New Architect
     magazine accepts freelance article proposals from experienced authors.
       Our ideal contributors are either trained journalists with a strong grasp of the issues that pertain to enterprise-level Internet technologies, or independent technology consultants with previous writing experience.
      Our contributors aren't afraid to provide hard facts and statistics, to interview vendors and technologists, and to revise, revise, revise. (PR personnel: please note that we cannot accept articles written on behalf of vendors, but we do appreciate product information, quotes, press releases, and related contact information.

Adbusters
     We are a global network of artists, activists, writers, pranksters, students, educators and entrepreneurs who want to advance the new social activist movement of the information age.
       Our aim is to topple existing power structures and forge a major shift in the way we will live in the 21st century.
      To this end, Adbusters Media Foundation publishes Adbusters magazine, operates this website and offers its creative services through PowerShift, our advocacy advertising agency.

The Society of Advertising,
Commercial and Magazine Photographers Ltd (ACMP),
established in 1991, acts as a united voice for Australian professional working
photographers.
       The ACMP is committed to the development and promotion of
professional photography.
      It provides members with an understanding of the more
complex issues of professional photography such as copyright re-usage,
contracts, sales tax, legal protection, digital imaging. insurance, standard
terms and conditions.

Fast Company
      Launched in November 1995 by Alan Webber and Bill Taylor, two former Harvard Business
      Review editors, Fast Company magazine was founded on a single premise:
       A global revolution was changing business, and business was changing the world. Discarding the old rules of business, Fast Company set to chronicle how changing companies create and compete, to highlight new business practices, and to showcase the teams and individuals who are inventing the future and reinventing business.

Darwinmag.com
      Today's business executives have a search and conquer attitude-they're on the Web for a specific reason and want to find the information they need and get on with their day.
       They access the Web for productivity reasons-to find information, research an issue, solve a problem or read current industry news.       While the Internet does provide great amounts of information, many are overwhelmed by the amount of information available and frustrated by the credibility of the information.