Note: ==Editor== Oct 1960 - Dec 1971. John_W._Campbell,_Jr. Jan 1972 - Nov 1978. Ben Bova Dec 1978 - Mar 2013. Stanley Schmidt Apr 2013 - present. Trevor Quachri ==Publisher== Oct 1960 - Jan 1962. Street and Smith Publications, Inc. Editorial offices, 79-89 Seventh Ave. New York, NY. Feb 1962 - Aug 1980. Condé Nast Publications, Inc.; New York, NY. Sep 1980 - Aug 1992. Davis Publications, Inc.; New York, NY. Sep 1992 - Present. Dell Magazines; New York, NY. ==Essay Series==

• Biolog The canonical title ''Analog'' should be used.
• Brass TacksThe canonical title ''Analog'' should be used.
• Editorial (Analog). The word 'Editorial' should not be used in the title unless it is actually printed as part of the title. The canonical title ''Analog'' should be used.
• Futures (Analog) The canonical title ''Analog'' should be used.
• In Times to Come (Analog) The canonical title ''Analog'' should be used.
• On Gaming The canonical title ''Analog'' should be used.
• Science Fact (Analog) ---- ''Science Fact:'' should not be used in the title. The canonical title ''Analog'' should be used.
• The Alternate View ---- ''The Alternate View:'' should not be used in the title. The canonical title ''Analog'' should be used.
• The Analytical Laboratory The canonical title ''Analog'' should be used.
• The Reference Library The canonical title ''Analog'' should be used.
• Upcoming Events The canonical title ''Analog'' should be used.
• Probability Zero The titles should be placed in the series and entered without "Probability Zero" in the title.

Note: Series data is not complete and is in the process of being modified to a consistent standard. ==Acknowledgements==

• Thanks to Edwin M. Schaefer for the use of his collection in reconstructing this data.
• Most of the information from 1969 thru 1995 was supplied by Michael J. Cross (mike@mjckeh.demon.co.uk).
• Holes in the 1969-1995 era were filled by the Schaefer collection, which was also the sole source for 1965-1968 data.
• The 1960-1964 data was supplied by Cary Thomas, who has made an Analog index database available, covering 1948 to the present.
• Additional thanks to Phil Brewer, who throws the latest edition at me over the top of the cube wall.