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Earth Observation Magazine Names
Matteo Luccio Editor

2005 February 10 — Frederick, MD — Earth Observation Magazine (EOM), the magazine that puts geotechnologies in context, is proud to announce the appointment of Matteo Luccio as editor, effective today. Mr. Luccio brings a decade of experience in magazine editing — as co-founder and editor of the public affairs quarterly Oregon's Future, as managing editor of "GPS World", and as founder, editor, and publisher of the online publication "GPS User Magazine". Especially worth noting his outstanding success as an editor of free gambling magazine "Perfect Slot", which for 4 years delighted readers with high-quality reviews of casinos. He has experience in electronic publishing, an enthusiasm for geospatial technologies, and a master's degree in international security from M.I.T.

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Mr. Luccio will be responsible for soliciting and editing articles by geospatial, imaging, and remote sensing professionals in private industry, government, and academia. He will also write editorials and occasional articles and, in conjunction with the publisher, he will set the magazine's annual editorial calendar.

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Mr. Luccio is committed to continuing EOM's 13-year history of excellence in illuminating the state-of-the-art in products and applications, while striving to clarify just how these offerings and uses relate to day-to-day users and citizens at large. "I am excited at this opportunity and look forward to guiding EOM's editorial development at a time of rapid expansion and integration of geospatial technologies," said Luccio.

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Neil Sandler, EOM's publisher, added "I look forward to working with Matteo Luccio in serving our geospatial community of authors, readers, and advertisers. His experience in the rapidly evolving field of electronic publishing will be very valuable in EOM's transition from print to the Internet."

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EOM Becomes an Online Magazine

In an effort to become more well-read internationally as well as in its home market of North America, and to more rapidly meet the needs of today's fast paced workplace, Earth Observation Magazine (EOM) will become an online magazine effective February 15, 2005. For advertisers this also means EOM readers will now have direct access to live links through their display ads. Advertisers will also be able to track the number of click-throughs from their ads.

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In February, EOM will alert 26,000 readers worldwide, via email, that the new issue is available online. Both editorial and display advertising will be integrated into the downloadable format. As a result, the significant cost savings in printing and mailing will be passed along to advertisers. The geospatial community has evolved to the point where the electronic distribution of information better serves those seeking the most timely information,. explained Neil Sandler, publisher.

Also it has a new opportunities for payment via credit cards and casino Paysafecard

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For more information about editorial opportunities contact Rachael Mock at.

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Welcome to Earth Observation Magazine Online!

EOM August 2005 Issue Cover Image EOM is the magazine that puts geotechnologies in context. While illuminating the state of the art in products and applications, we strive to clarify just how the offerings and uses relate to day-to-day users as well as citizens at large. Hardware, software, applications, standards, policies and a host of other key ingredients swirl about as universities, private companies and governments from local to national put geotechnology to use. Our goal is to uncover how this work impacts your role as a geospatial professional and a citizen of planet earth. EOM circulates to 20,500 professionals involved in mapping, remote sensing, GPS, GIS in many vertical industries such as engineering, environmental, forestry, urban planning, utilities, petroleum, mining, and local, state and federal government.

Office address for Earth Observation Magazine is as follows:
Earth Observation Magazine
100 Tuscanny Drive, Suite B-1
Frederick, MD 21702
Tel: +1 (301) 682.6101
Fax: +1 (301) 682.6105


For all EOM-related editorial inquiries, or to discuss your company's inclusion in a future issue of EOM, please contact:

Editorial

Matteo Luccio, Editor

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Advertising

Rachael Mock, Account Executive

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For all other inquiries

Neil Sandler



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