Background and Format: Launched in May 2012, Culture or Trash is a website that describes itself as having two main concepts that defines them from other sites. Their in-house style is chatty, accessible, fun and helps people break down the barriers between criticism and creativity. The team say that they 'aim to be as creative as the things they criticise', but that ethos also applies to their features and interviews. Recent entries in the Culture or Trash website include reviews of Standon Calling, Boomtown, Secret Garden Party, Latitude, Lee Fest, Ben Folds at The Barbican as well as previews of Reading & Leeds Festivals, Boomtown Fair, Surround Festival. Audience and Readership: The website is aimed at people who hold an interest in music and culture. Monthly Unique Users: Publisher does not disclose figure Ad rates: For ad rates, contact the editorial team at advertising@cultureortrash.com  Other Information: There is no generic editorial email, contact Adam Bloodworth directly.

Culture Over Politics covers Politics, Culture, Business.

Covers entertainment. A podcast is a downloadable video or audio broadcast show. Most podcasts are available by subscription through an RSS reader or other aggregator. The fundamentals of working with podcasters are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to watch or listen to their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted.

Provides sophisticated readers with articles, reviews and listings for classical concerts, theater, art exhibits, opera, literary events, independent film and more. Created as a place for fans of the traditional arts and supporters of local creativity to find out what's going on in arts, culture and entertainment in the Los Angeles area, from Santa Monica to Pasadena. Readers can learn about personalities in the arts, from musicians to artistic directors. Takes readers from the smallest stages to landmark venues, providing information and insight with journalistic integrity and artistic sensibility.

Culture Trip was founded in 2011 to inspire people to go beyond their cultural boundaries and experience what makes a place, its people and culture, special, unique and meaningful.

Background and Format: Launched in 2011, The Culture Trip is a website overseen by The Culture Trip Ltd and is aimed at readers described as high income millennials who are mobile first and want to experience culture and creativity worldwide. Covers towns, art museums, lakes,  art, food, culture, travel, design, architecture, photography, fiction, film, and music. For more information about advertising rates, the advertising team can be reached at advertise@theculturetrip.com The website can be found on Instagram at  www.instagram.com/culturetrip Monthly Unique Users: Source: Publisher Awards: 2019 - British Media Awards, International Editorial Content Team of the Year (nominated) Media Alerts UK Consumer Alert: Wednesday 24th October 2018 Online travel, media and entertainment start-up Culture Trip has launched Culture Trip Magazine, a new quarterly publication for its millennial audience. The publication showcases a collection of the very best of the inspiring stories produced by its unique network of content creators based all over the world. The Culture Trip website features travel, media and entertainment content, with articles, videos, photography, illustration and animation for its 18 million monthly users. The website can be viewed at www.theculturetrip.com. Media enquiries can be directed to mike.harvey@culturetrip.com UK Consumer Alert: Wednesday 18th July 2018 Culture Trip has announced the launch of a new quarterly magazine. Founded in 2011, the company explores the world's culture and creativity, through innovative technology and a global network of local content creators. The new publication, set to launch in October this year, will showcase for the company's award winning creative content, raising awareness of and building attachment to the brand. With an initial print run of 100,000, the magazine will be marketed to both its existing user base and distributed free of charge at key and on-brand cultural events, throughout hotels, airport lounges, boarding gates, tube stations and high foot-fall venues. The content will cover all of Culture Trip's editorial genres, with a focus on destination-led cultural stories. Culture Trip's website can be viewed at www.theculturetrip.com and the team can be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/culturetrip. Press enquiries can be directed to Interim Comms Director Karen Rosine, who can be reached at karen.rosine.ext@theculturetrip.com UK Consumer Alert: Monday 23rd April 2018 Culture Trip has now moved offices. The new address is 75 Davies Street, London, W1K 5JN. The team can still be reached at info@theculturetrip.com and found tweeting at www.twitter.com/culturetrip Gorkana UK Consumer Alert: Thursday 15th September 2016 The Culture Trip has now moved to a new address. The website’s new address is now 16-25 Bastwick Street, Clerkenwell, London, EC1V 3PS. All email addresses and phone numbers remain the same.

Culture Type features a compelling mix of book and exhibition reviews, art news, and Culture Talks—exclusive interviews with artists and conversations with innovative figures in the art world about the intersection of art and culture. Drawing connections between artistic vision and pivotal cultural moments, Culture Type surfaces journalistic and scholarly insights and shares invaluable interestingness culled from the published record on Black art.

Provides news, discussions, and analysis of social and cultural trends.

Background and Format: Culture Whisper is a website overseen by Culture Whisper Ltd and is aimed at people who want to visit London and experience the city's culture. Covers food, theatre, visual arts, TV, cooking, books, podcast, Netflix, beauty, fashion, wellbeing, lifestyle and shopping. For more information about advertising rates, Michael Davies can be reached at michaeldavies@culturewhisper.com Monthly Unique Users: The figure is not currently disclosed.   Media Alerts UK Consumer Alert: Monday 29th July 2019 Culture Whisper is moving office later this week. The new address will be LABS, 14-15 Southampton Place, London, WC1V 2AJ. All other contact details remain the same.

Explores the connections between environment, ecology, agriculture and aquacultural practices, fisheries, natural resources, food processing, and nutrition, as they relate to cultural dimensions of gender, class, property relations, and labor processes. Welcomes contributions on matters related to sustainability and biodiversity.