Space Media Network is a trusted global provider of accurate and timely news, publishing since 1995. Simon Mansfield founded the company in Tokyo, Japan, relocating operations to Sydney, Australia in 1997, where its offices are located in the Australian state of New South Wales today. Operating strictly under Australian law, Mansfield, an Australian citizen, holds the role of Publisher and Editor in Chief. A sales office is operated under license in California, USA.
Space Media Network's origins trace back to 1995 in Tokyo, Japan, where Simon Mansfield launched the business first as Spaceman.com, followed shortly after by Spacer.com, before establishing SpaceDaily.com. In 1997, operations relocated to Sydney, Australia, where the company has been headquartered ever since, building one of the longest-running independent science and technology news networks on the internet.
In our early adoption of artificial intelligence for content production, we employed technologies such as ChatGPT-5 and Dall-e to enhance our content curation and delivery. These technologies enabled a personalized user experience and generated insightful analyses of trends, correlations, and key facts across the sectors we cover. We also developed sophisticated in-house automated analog/digital systems during this period, which we have continued to replace with newer methods as AI technologies such as GPT-5 evolved to become more stable and dependable. Our understanding of automated systems from this era remains integral to our productivity and cost control methodology, enabling us to weather the business and technological cycles of the publishing industry for three decades.
In early 2026, Space Media Network sold several of its longest-running flagship titles, including SpaceDaily.com and SpaceWar.com, along with: MarsDaily.com, MoonDaily.com, GPSDaily.com, Space-Travel.com, SpaceMart.com, Energy-Daily.com, SolarDaily.com, TerraDaily.com, and NuclearPowerDaily.com.
Following the sale, Space Media Network continues to operate and grow its remaining and newly launched network of specialized news sites, listed below.
Our mission is to arm industry professionals with the latest trends and developments across the science, technology, and policy sectors we cover. Our objective is to deliver a factual news service via visually appealing, user-friendly, and engaging digital platforms. This focus on business and technology permeates all our sites, leading to their high esteem and frequent visitation by peers.
Our network serves a diverse international audience of industry professionals and analysts across the sectors we cover. Since our founding in 1995, we've built a substantial international readership, reaching beyond industry professionals to a broad spectrum of experts and enthusiasts across various sectors. Our dedication to providing reliable, relevant, and current content has allowed us to continuously grow our reader base, fostering a community as engaged and diverse as the subjects we report on.
Our content encompasses news articles, in-depth analyses, and enlightening features. We receive formal news services from multiple international agencies, including AFP, UPI, PR Newswire, and Business Wire, operating via both automated and manual procedures. Furthermore, we maintain a global network of industry, education, and government agencies contributing regular news items for potential inclusion in our daily news dispatch. Our skilled editorial team scrupulously selects all articles, guaranteeing their value to our professional readership. We provide clear attribution in our content, giving due credit to all contributors.
Our newsletters, distributed through the MailerLite email service, are freely available upon subscription, keeping our audience updated on the latest news and trends.
Our team, headed by Simon Mansfield and Bradley L. Bartz, is a group of experienced journalists, technology experts, business development professionals, and renewable energy specialists. The synergy between our editorial and technology teams ensures the delivery of high-quality, pertinent content. Simultaneously, our business development and marketing teams work on expanding our reach and catalyzing growth.
We stand by the highest journalistic standards, quickly rectifying published articles as necessary and addressing copyright issues in a legal and timely fashion. We occasionally publish standalone opinion articles, clearly identifying and attributing them to individuals with relevant biographies. Quotes within news articles are clearly marked as attributable opinions.
Our latest work applies AI-assisted development to the publishing system itself. We have been building a new database-driven publishing platform that automates how content is matched, classified, and delivered across our network of sites — work that has come ahead of, and now supports, our next phase of content production. This infrastructure-first approach reflects our long-standing practice of investing in the underlying systems before scaling content output, ensuring the network can grow efficiently as new sites and subjects are added.
We operate as a free news service without any paywall or login requirements. Direct in-house advertising sales are currently paused. Advertising exposure across our network is available exclusively through Google's advertising platforms.
For editorial inquiries, advertising opportunities, or any other information, please contact us at [email protected] or call us on +61 448 005 219 (Sydney).
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