Editorial Calendar
Editorial Mission Statement
Recharger Magazine is committed to fostering and supporting the growth of the document printing industry aftermarket through complete, objective coverage of the community, technology, issues and trends.
Articles
Recharger Magazine encourages writers (and aspiring writers) to submit articles of general interest to remanufacturing managers, sales personnel and service and production professionals. We also accept articles related to managed print services. For more information on submitting articles, contact Managing Editor Wendy McRae at (702) 505-9545 or wendy@rechargermag.com.
View Recharger Magazine’s 2010 editorial calendar (PDF).
Press Releases
Recharger posts press releases exclusively online so that your announcements may be seen in a timely manner. Your customers will be able to search our website for you and easily find your news and information. Press releases provide you with the opportunity to announce your new products, a recent addition to your team or other newsworthy event. A live link to your company is included in your press release along with your provided contact information, so your customers can easily reach you.
Please send us your releases by the 15th of the month and the last day of the month. The releases will be posted within five business days of receipt. All press releases are subject to editorial review and we do not guarantee that all releases will post.
Press releases should be news — a new product or person at your company. They should be brief — between 150 and 300 words, sent as a Word document or as text in the body of an e-mail. Do not send PDF versions. You may send an accompanying low resolution JPG or GIF with your press release.
The tone of the release should be impartial — not a sales pitch for your company. Recharger strives to be a neutral publication that does not recommend any specific products or services in the industry in its editorial content. Press releases are posted as a free service and are not related to advertising.
Most importantly, the press releases should be accurate. Please check your facts before sending a release; we cannot be held responsible if, for example, you’ve juxtaposed numbers or incorrectly identified a product name or engine designation.