Background and Format: Cumbria24 is an interactive website upon which users can share thoughts on articles, reviews, post what has been happening in the community and/or suggestions on what to do in Cumbria. The website covers news, lifestyle, business, travel, food, technology and relevant stories happening within the region.  Audience and Readership: The website is aimed at those living in Cumbria and those visiting.  Frequency: The website is updated throughout the week. Monthly Unique Figures: This figure has not been disclosed.  Distribution: The website is available to all and features a weekly newsletter which users can subscribe to. Ad rates: For more information on advertising, see here. Gorkana UK Financial Alert: Tuesday 20th June 2017 Cumbria24 has now relaunched with a new look. The website, which can be viewed at www.cumbria24.com, has a brand new design, optimised comment section and easy on the eye detail, as well as new categories including a dedicated bars section. For all enquiries Editor Maurice Chesworth can be reached at cumbria24@gmail.com. The team can be reached on +44 (0)1768 351 821.  

Cumbrian Rambler is a blog to entertain, amuse and, occasionally, educate. The target audience is those with an interest in the outdoors, hiking, camping etc. as well as those who dream of dropping out of the rat race and starting a whole new life. It covers their lives as they left the southeast, lived in a campervan for 3 months and eventually created a whole new life for themselves in Cumbria. The blog posts are written by Beth Pipe, a freelance writer who has contributed to Lancashire Walks and Wildlife Magazine, Cumbria Wildlife Trust, The Herdy Company, Lexis Nexis, Homeaway UK Ltd as well as Berghaus and The Ramblers websites. Including Cumbria24.com, Explore South Lakeland and occasional pieces in The Westmorland Gazette. Entries in the Cumbrian Rambler blog concentrate on Hiking, camping, things associated with the outdoors, travel, history, wildlife, Cumbria, the Lake District, Lancashire. PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews with the above topics. Beth can be reached via email, telephone or her Twitter where she is active and very responsive.

Cummins covers News

Background and Format:Part of the Newsquest Media Group, the Cumnock Chronicle is a local newspaper covering news, sport & events in the region. It also features reviews, interviews, entertainment, guides, announcements and competitions.Audience and Readership:The regional publication is aimed at local residents of East Ayshire, Cumnock, Doon Valley and Upper Nithsdale.Deadline: The editorial deadline is on a Wednesday morning.Time of Publication:The regional paper is published on a Wednesday, PM. Circulation:Source: ABCDistribution:The regional publication is available for purchase in Ayrshire and surrounding areas - Cumnock, Doon Valley and Upper Nithsdale - from major retailers and local newsagents. Editorial content is also made available digitally via the publications website. Ad Rates:For advertising information, email  advertising@cumnockchronicle.co.uk or to book an add, see here.Other Information:Its sister titles are the Ardrossan & Saltcoats Herald, Irvine Times, Largs & Millport Weekly News and Ayr Advertiser Series (Ayr Advertiser, Carrick Herald and Troon Times).Monday is the busiest time for the editorial team. Contact during this time only if it is breaking news. AlertsGorkana Alert: Wednesday 28 August 2013Ayrshire Weekly Press has redesigned the websites for its newspapers. A new community bloggers section offers readers the chance to have their say on day-to-day issues and a new survey feature supports the local journalism.Ardrossan & Saltcoats Herald’s website can be viewed at www.ardrossanherald.com. The editorial team can be reached at editorial@ardrossanherald.co.ukCumnock Chronicle’s website can be viewed at www.cumnockchronicle.com. The editorial team can be reached at editorial@cumnockchronicle.co.ukIrvine Times’s website can be viewed at www.irvinetimes.com. The editorial team can be reached at editorial@irvinetimes.co.ukLargs & Millport Weekly News’s website can be viewed at www.largsandmillportnews.com. The editorial team can be reached at editorial@largsnews.co.ukAyr Advertiser Series (Ayr Advertiser, Carrick Herald and Troon Times) websites can be viewed at www.ayradvertiser.com, www.carrickherald.com and www.troontimes.com. The editorial team can be reached at editorial@ayradvertiser.co.uk

Cumulus Media covers News

Cumulus Media Networks en Espanol is a recognized leader in Spanish-language programming. With a presence in 28 of the top 30 Hispanic DMAs and the only two Hispanic RADAR rated networks, Cumulus Media Networks en Espanol reaches more than 10 million Hispanic listeners in an average week across 131 Spanish language radio stations in the United States. Programming includes Latino superstars and megabrands.

Background & Format: Cunning Folk is published quarterly and is aimed at readers interested in literature that covers the occult, folklore, mythology and magic. Covers journalism, personal essays, scholarly articles and short stories. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached here. Circulation: The publisher does not disclose the number

Cunningham Courier is a weekly publication for residents of Cunningham, KS, offering hyperlocal community news.

City University of New York Television (CUNY TV) serves the five boroughs of New York City with educational and public affairs programs; films; programs about the Broadway theatre and the arts; interview shows about education, real estate, digital entrepreneurs and pro-social not-for-profits, social and media trends, and city and national politics; and programs pertaining to the city's African-American, Latino, French, and other ethnic cultures. Many of the regular series are produced by CUNY TV in its HD studios, or co-produced with program partners. CUNY TV can be viewed on cable systems in the city on Ch. 75 (Time Warner and Cablevision), Ch. 77 (RCN Cable) and Ch. 30 (Verizon FiOS) as part of NYC TV, the city's cable television network. In addition, many of the programs can be viewed online at www.cuny.tv. The website provides a full daily schedule and program archive. CUNY TV does not have a news department. The station is best reach via e-mail or mail. Press materials may also be sent to the director of communications, who will forward them to the appropriate producers and departments."

CUOMO," a no-nonsense show featuring the day's most important news from all perspectives. "CUOMO" airs weeknights at 8 p.m./7C on NewsNation.