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Changes on Track for November Issue

October 1, 2010 Leave a Comment

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Starting with the November issue, the online version of Amstat News will offer more detailed announcements and articles, while the printed version will contain shorter articles to accommodate a smaller, but full-color, magazine.

Why the change? In addition to the ASA’s nearly 18,000 members, anyone with an Internet connection can view the ASA’s news online. It’s fast, convenient, and always up to date. Meanwhile, the cost of printing continues to rise. Taking these steps will allow us to offer a quality publication and get information to as many people as possible.

What to Do

  • Continue to send announcements to Amstat News Managing Editor Megan Murphy at megan@amstat.org.
  • Make sure to include a website where readers can get more information, or contact information for someone who will answer questions.
  • Attach photos and art in your email (in high-resolution .jpg format).
  • Send articles by the first of every month preceding the month you wish to see them published. For example, if you would like your article to appear online in December, send it to megan@amstat.org by November 1.

Articles for the print and online versions will continue to be edited. For more information, contact Murphy at megan@amstat.org.

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