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How to Get a Listing in The New Yorker

With 20,000 iPad subscribers, 75,000 print subscribers and thousands more weekly purchasers and library readers, "The New Yorker" magazine is one of the most highly respected and widely read publications. Though "The New Yorker" is nationally distributed, their listings tend to include information about New York City-based events, such as local art exhibits, movie openings and concerts. Due to the magazine's high standards, their listings are selective, including mostly cultural, high-quality events at established, respected institutions and venues. You can submit a listing to the "New Yorker" that will attract the editor's attention.

Instructions

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      Browse some of the current listings on "The New Yorker" home page. This will give you a feel for the types of events it lists and how the event information is formatted.

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      Collect information about your listing, including the official name of the event, the event venue and the event's start and end dates. If it's a one-day event, include the times.

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      Write a brief description of the event in 20 words or less.

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      Submit the listing to "The New Yorker" using the "Contact Us" page on its website. Fill out the information sheet with your name and email, select "other" as the message subject and write your listing information in the message section. Include a link to the venue's website along with your listing so the editor can check information about the event. Click "Submit" to sent the information to an editor.

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