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1 An Information Theory Magazine
ITSoc BoG Meeting, February 2019 Ad-hoc Committee: Dan Costello, Christina Fragouli, Ubli Mitra, Wojtek Szpankowski

2 Inside Information; Proposed Names for the IT Magazine
This is IT (That’s IT); The Broadcast; IT Bits; Information Bits; IT Connection; Read IT; Bits and Pieces.

3 Process for Establishing Magazine
Letter of Intent (LOI) sent to IEEE TAB Periodicals Committee Very simple, one page Title, launch date, scope, sponsoring society(ies) There may be a required (short) presentation to a TAB meeting after the LOI is submitted (DONE, 2018) Phase I Proposal About 15 pages, justifies need/demand, explores overlap with existing IEEE and non-IEEE periodicals Clarifies electronic vs. print, estimated page count, page charges, other little details Presented to TAB board, IEEE does a feasibility analysis, and other societies may try to get a “piece” of the journal Phase II Proposal Phase I + a bunch of Appendices with more detailed marketing & financial analysis, results of reader and EIC surveys, etc. Final oral proposal and (presumably) approval

4 Next Steps BoG should select the name of the Magazine in the February meeting BoG should discuss potential expenses and timing of launching the Magazine Assuming BoG gives the Committee a green light, the next major step is to initiate a Phase I Proposal that includes a financial analysis, type of articles, how to select EinC and Editorial Board, etc. We expect the Phase I Proposal to be ready around ISIT in Paris. Present Phase I Proposal to TAB Board.

5 Magazine Contents Technical articles Columns
For a wide audience: Tutorial/overview “Hot” topics in core IT and new directions Historical perspectives Combination of invited/contributed Carefully reviewed, high quality articles Columns From the newsletter: President, editor in chief, historian, student, puzzles, meeting reports etc Education tips, book reviews, popular IT articles, industry perspective etc

6 Editorial Board EiC and Executive Editorial Board (2-3 members)
Appointed by the board Team of Senior Editors Appointed by the EiC in consultation with the Executive Editorial Board Selects/invites focus topics/guest editors Oversees guest editor review process Coordinates review of other articles; initiates invitations Column Editors

7 Appendix: Budget of SP Magazine

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