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The following is a list of upcoming issues, each issue's focus and all copy deadlines. Deadlines indicate when we must have an article in order to publish it in a particular issue. If you are interested in writing for a specific issue, it is suggested that you contact us with a proposal at least one month prior to that issue's copy due deadline.

If you simply can't meet the deadline for a specific issue, we still are interested in these topics. So don't be afraid to send us a proposal or abstract at any time.

Please contact us if you wish to write an article for any of the following issues.


2013 Issue Topics Issue#MonthDeadlines
Security 225 January Oct. 29, 2012
System Administration 226 February Dec. 3, 2012
Web Development 227 March Jan. 7, 2013
HPC 228 April Feb. 4, 2013
Raspberry Pi 229 May March 4, 2013
Android 230 June April 8, 2013
Networking 231 July May 6, 2013
Programming 232 August June 10, 2013
How-Tos 233 September July 8, 2013
Embedded 234 October Aug. 5, 2013
System Administration II 235 November Sept. 9, 2013
Readers' Choice 236 December Sept. 30, 2013
 
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