Information Week submission guidelines and market information
Information Week Submission Guidelines
Submission Address
600 Community Dr.
Manhasset NY 11030
Phone: (516)562-5000
Fax: (516)562-5036
Submitting Your Work to Information Week
Before submitting to Information Week
The Market List recommends you verify the market is active and accepting submissions before sending your manuscript via regular mail. You may verify a market status by either visiting their website, calling their listed phone number, or comfirming via regular mail that the market is still active before sending them your work.
To be sure your submission is appropriate for this market, we recommend you familiarize yourself with Information Week by reading a sample issue before submitting.
If you have recently submitted to Information Week or have experience with this market, please submit a comment below. Recent submission response times are always welcome and helpful to other writers.
From the Information Week guidelines:
Submission Guidelines Details for Information Week
Market Type: Magazine
Accepts: Book Excerpts, How-To, Interviews, New Product, Profiles, Technical
Web Address: www.informationweek.com
From the Guidelines
Where do I send my submission?
Send your article submissions for review at: InformationWeekSubmissions@informa.com
Please note the specific requirements (found below) very carefully ... anything missing will mean we will not review.
Also, due to high volumes of abstracts vs. article drafts, we ask that you send an article draft only. Please no abstracts or pitches.
Can I submit something I've published elsewhere?
No. All copy for InformationWeek must be exclusive. It cannot appear elsewhere beforehand. However, after it has been posted on InformationWeek, you can summarize the column (one or two paragraphs) on a personal or corporate blog and provide a link back to the full version on InformationWeek.com.
Can I use generative AI to help create an article?
Do not use generative AI (like ChatGPT) to write your article or create supporting graphics. Using a generative AI tool to conduct research is acceptable, but we want the commentary to be in your words. Further, it’s your human experience we’re looking to share with other IT practitioners.