Second, large graphic files can take considerable time to download, which can be a problem for overseas recipients, who often pay for connect time by the minute. Finally, the resolution of home-scanned photos is not sufficient for most print publications. Photo submissions, therefore, will continue to enrich the post office. Negotiating Terms International publications are often less formal about contracts than U.S. magazines. Often, negotiations will be handled by a simple letter or e-mail.
Overseas publications are excellent markets for reprints.
Payment will be specified in the currency of the country in which the magazine is published. Getting Paid The final miracle of the electronic age is that now, you don't even have to wait for your check. Many publications can transfer payment electronically directly from their bank to yours. This is about double the fee you would pay to deposit a check in a foreign currency, and the convenience is worth it. As you approach international publications, it's important to think globally.