Contact Buddymagazine.org

Ways to reach Buddymagazine.org

Email is the route that always works. Write to hello@buddymagazineorg.com and your message reaches the inbox we read and answer from. The form further down this page sends your message straight to the same editors, and it is the convenient option when you would rather not open a mail app.

A specific subject line saves everyone time. “Story tip: Music — tour announcement” or “Correction: Tech, second paragraph” tells us where to look; “question” does not. If your note is about a particular page on Buddymagazine.org, paste the link as the first line.

What we can help with

Buddy Magazine covers business, technology, entertainment, lifestyle, celebrity news and music culture. Whatever you are sending, name the section it belongs to and we will route it to the right desk.

• Story tips. Tell us what happened, when, and how you know. A link to the announcement, filing, post or document is worth more than a description of it. Tips are checked before anything is published, and we never name a source who asks not to be named.
• Press releases and announcements. Companies, startups, studios, labels, publicists and artist managers can send releases, launch details and event information. Put the embargo, if any, in the subject line. A release is a lead, not a guaranteed story.
• Review requests. Films, series, games, albums, singles, gadgets and apps are all considered. Tell us the release date and how we can access it; whether we review it, and what we say, stays with the editors. Review copies are disclosed in the review.
• Interview and quote requests. Include your outlet, the angle and your deadline.
• Corrections. Paste the URL and the exact sentence, say what you believe is right, and add a source if you have one. Corrections jump the queue.
• Feedback and topic ideas. Tell us what you wanted to read about and could not find. Suggestions like these help decide what each section covers next.
• Partnerships and permissions. Advertising, syndication and permission to republish or quote at length all go to the same inbox. Commercial arrangements never touch editorial decisions, as our editorial policy explains.

Quoting and republishing our work

A short quote with a credit and a link back to the original page is welcome, no permission needed. Republishing a full article, translating one, or using our material inside a paid product needs written permission first, so send the details and we will answer plainly.

What we cannot do

We also do not publish private information about people — home addresses, private messages, medical details or leaked personal material — and we do not act as a go-between for fans who want to reach a celebrity or artist. Requests to contact a public figure are best sent to their official management or label.

Questions about our lifestyle desk’s health and nutrition guides are welcome, but we cannot review individual diets, lab results or medications. For that, see a physician or a registered dietitian; our medical disclaimer sets out the limits.

How we handle corrections

Corrections jump the queue. We check the claim against the original source — the statement, filing, recording or study — rather than against our memory of it, or another outlet’s version of it.

If we got it wrong, the page is fixed and the change is noted with its date. If the wording was merely unclear, we rewrite it. If the original stands, you get a reply explaining why with the source attached. Our corrections policy describes the process in full.

When you will hear back

We aim to answer email sent to hello@buddymagazineorg.com within five business days. Corrections and time-sensitive story tips usually move faster; partnership proposals can take the full window. We cannot reply individually to every press release, but every one is read. If a week passes with no answer to a direct question, send it again — it was lost, not ignored.

Send us a message

Pick the closest subject so we can see at a glance what your note is about, and put the page link in the message if you are writing about something we published. We use what you send only to answer you; our privacy policy explains how contact details are handled.

Prefer your own mail app, or the form gave you a message instead of a confirmation? Write to hello@buddymagazineorg.com and we will pick it up there.

Legal notices and publisher details

Buddy Magazine publishes Buddymagazine.org. Legal notices and formal requests can be sent to hello@buddymagazineorg.com; our terms and conditions explain which notices have to be in writing, and copyright complaints follow our DMCA policy.

If you are new here, the about page covers who we are, what each section covers and the principles behind the writing, which often answers a question faster than we can.