"FreshNews Editors Blog" Larry St. John, Editor

We are going to be pretty easy going on this...but jeez there are a few rules we have to get off of our chest and share them with you. They are:

FreshNews Article Submission Requirements

(Article Submissions are not news releases but actual articles that are written to inform and educate our professional technology audience)

Here are a few rules:

1. Please keep your submissions on subject. Visit our website at www.FreshNews.com to familiarize yourself with our technology audience and coverage.

2. We only accept articles that are cut and pasted into the body of an email. We do not open attachments. We do not use html tags...just text. If you have a photo or two provide us the actual link to the image that you have hosted on a page. We do not guarantee that any photos will be used.

3. Please include a short (one small paragraph) bio with your piece, and include and email address to which you would like to have correspondence sent. If you have a website, please include that as well.

4. Always, always link to sources. Always! If you make a statement that isn't common knowledge, especially statistics, you must back it up with a link.

5. Please title your submission. We may decide to change it at publication, but at least we'll have something we can work with. MAKE SURE YOU PUT IN THE SUBJECT LINE IN YOUR EMAIL TO US: ATTENTION: ARTICLE SUBMISSION.

6. Let us know whether or not your piece is an original submission. We prefer them to be original, but we will reprint exceptional pieces. FreshNews.com does not pay for any of its submitted articles.

7. If your submission is rejected, please don't stop sending. Acceptance depends on a variety of factors, including timeliness, style, and any number of editorial requirements of the moment that may not necessarily reflect on your writing ability.

8. If you have submitted a piece and haven't heard back from us in a reasonable amount of time, feel free to query us again. Sometimes we get backed up or just forget to get back to you.

All submitted articles are understood to be free of any copyright infringement and you are granting us rights or that you have received rights to allow us to publish your article. See our FreshNews.com Disclaimer at: http://www.freshnews.com/content/freshnews-disclaimer

This is a FREE service to PR companies and their clients.

That's it. Submit all articles at:

http://www.freshnews.com/contact

P.S. Below are a few recent articles that were accepted and published in FreshNews.com:

http://www.freshnews.com/news/607923/transforming-your-company-7-common-...

http://www.freshnews.com/news/606234/tips-avoid-mobile-cyber-attacks-201...

http://www.freshnews.com/news/603199/what-do-we-need-battery-future

http://www.freshnews.com/news/606574/shareholders-customers-how-changing...

http://www.freshnews.com/news/609468/ask-don%E2%80%99t-tell-nine-ways-po...

http://www.freshnews.com/news/615745/make-your-connections-count-10-thin...

http://www.freshnews.com/news/619694/question-your-way-job-offer-ten-pow...

http://www.freshnews.com/news/624225/new-tech-trends-present-technology-...

http://www.freshnews.com/news/624869/seasoned-employee-skill-set-twelve-...

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