Cable360 is designed to give cable professionals more scope in the coverage of their industry by combining the reporting of three print titles in a Web environment engineered for Cable 2.0. It also serves as the home to the CableWorld, CableFAX Daily and Communications Technology Web sites. Together they deliver the big picture on cable from politics and programming to innovation and technical deployment. Sections include: Business, Programming, Technology, Competition, Events and MiniSites. The outlet offers RSS (Real Simple Syndication).

Focuses on cable assembly and the harness assembly industry. Provides industry information and reviews technologies to keep readers in the know. Spotlights end-use equipment and produces articles that help expand readers' knowledge. Focus articles on specific markets and their uses for the cable and harness assembly industry, including the automotive market, medical market, military market and transportation market.

Written for qualified members of the television broadcast industry. Covers business developments affecting the cable, broadband and digital markets as well as and trends in the cable television industry and TCommerce/television commerce.

CableFax Daily is written for cable operators who want the latest news and industry report coverage. Known as "the daily two-minute tip sheet" on the cable television industry, it strives to be the first read every business morning. It provides daily news on trades, mergers and acquisitions, technology breakthroughs, regulatory issues, marketing initiatives and programming. Weekly columns include MaxFAX by Paul Maxwell, Think About That For A Minute by Steve Effros, CableFolks by M.C. Antil and Symonds Says by Curtis Symonds. Regular features include Daily Stockwatch, Stocks Week in Review, Programmer's Page and the Broadband Bulletin. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Covers broadband technology for cable TV, telecommunications, wireless, satellite, broadcast and service providers. Offer the latest news, information on events, resources and more. The outlet offer RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

CableSpots is an Interned Daily covering Cable Advertising and Sales. Owned by SND Publishing, LLC, they publish a daily newsletter available via email or on their website.

Background and Format: CABLEtalk is a Scottish publication for all the news, views and issues affecting the electrotechnical industry. The advice and education-led magazine tackles all the issues important to SELECT's members.The magazine is a mix of news, business, innovation, advice and the latest products to hit the market. Audience and Readership: Directors of Building, Facilities Management, Technical Services and Local Government Chief Architects, Surveyors, Directors of Housing Transport and Economic Development Deadline: the last week of the month prior to publication Circulation: Source: Publisher Ad Rates: For advertising information media pack can be found here. Other information: No generic email, contact the team directly. 

CableTv.Com is a Blog which covers Television, Internet , Online streaming services and so on. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. ?

Written for professionals involved in the design, installation, maintenance and troubleshooting of copper and fiber communications systems. Provides its readers with information on the latest products and product developments. Features product announcements, tutorials, case studies and industry trend articles. Covers fiber optics, test sets, connectors and power management. Offers reader service cards. Editors honor non-disclosure agreements. Press releases for Cabling Installation & Maintenance should be sent to Chief Editor Patrick McLaughlin at patrick@pennwell.com. New product releases should be dated, contain a concise technical description of the product, include the manufacturer's name and web address and the name and email address of a contact person, and be accompanied with a high-resolution color photo if available. Product releases should be sent electronically in a format compatible with Microsoft word or embedded in an email. News releases may also be considered for use online, and should contain the name and contact information of an individual for follow-up information. They should be sent in the same format as new product releases.

Designed to keep pace with the evolving standards, products and technology relative to premises communications. Targets installers of premises and campus-wide communications systems. Provides interpretation of standards and technology, the presentation of installation techniques, and data regarding the selection and use of products in premises communications.