About dotmagazine
...joining the dots in the Internet industry...
Mission
dotmagazine is the online magazine of the eco Association community, publishing trusted insights on the digital economy – from infrastructure and security to policy, sustainability, and AI in practice.
We feature expert perspectives, case studies, and interviews from eco – Association of the Internet Industry and its network of members and partners, connecting the dots between technology, regulation, and business outcomes.
Who publishes dotmagazine?
dotmagazine is published by eco – Association of the Internet Industry, Europe’s largest Internet industry association, with around 1,000 member companies from over 70 countries. Since 1995, we have played a decisive role in shaping the development of the Internet. We promote new technologies, infrastructures, and markets, and form framework conditions.
- Learn more about the eco Association: https://international.eco.de/
- Become a member: https://international.eco.de/about-eco/membership/
What topics does dotmagazine cover?
dotmagazine covers a wide range of digital topics, including:
- AI & automation for business
- Digitalization & Sustainability
- Domains / Names & Numbers
- Future-oriented Digital Policy & Law
- Cloud Computing
- Email & Anti-Abuse
- Security & Trust
- Mobility
- Data Centers & Networks
- Digital Business Models
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- New Work
Contributions to dotmagazine
We welcome specialist contributions from eco members and partners on upcoming editorial themes. Contributions may take the form of:
- Opinion articles
- “How-to” articles
- Research-based articles
- Business story articles on a USP (see template)
- Case studies (see template)
- Interviews
- Practical guides
📑 Guidelines and Legal Conditions for Contributors
📑 Author and Company Information Form for dotmagazine submissions
Contact
Contact the dotmagazine editorial team: dotmagazine@eco.de.
Imprint / Legal: https://www.dotmagazine.online/imprint
Editorial Team
Head of International, Digital Infrastructures & Resilience, eco Association
lars.steffen@eco.de
Overall editorial responsibility for the purpose of § 55 of the German Interstate Broadcasting Treaty (Rundfunkstaatsvertrages/RStV):
Alexander Rabe and Andreas Weiss, Managing Directors of eco – Association of the Internet Industry
