E&E News focuses on Energy and the Environment issues in Washington and around the USA.

E&ENews PM is an e-newsletter for professionals involved in environment and energy, including people from Congress, energy companies, international government leaders, think tanks, financial institutions, law firms, environmental groups and universities. Provides readers with late-breaking news from Capitol Hill regarding environment and energy. Includes schedule changes, markup and floor vote results, new bills and amendments and insight into emerging political issues. Also features major late-breaking news coming out of the White House, the EPA or around the world.

E&ETV broadcasts interviews with top people from the environmental and energy policy world, delivering up-to-the-minute news from Capitol Hill and hosting panel discussions among key players with opposing views on major issues.

Formerly known as Hart's E&P. Written for key petroleum professionals and industry stakeholders in the financial, research, education and government communities. Covers the latest news and trends facing the oil and gas industry. Each issue focuses on exploration and production innovations as well as the latest technology. Provides readers with technical solutions, management and financial information and market intelligence. Serves the upstream oil and gas industry including: major integrated oil and gas companies, independent oil and gas companies, national/state oil companies, integrated service companies, main contractors and/or subcontractors, drilling contractors, service companies (seismic, exploration, production, construction), consultant or consulting firms, supply companies, insurance or financial services, educational institutions, government agencies, research laboratories and others allied to the field. E&P DOES accept bylined articles/submissions. Email the Editor with your idea. Submission Guidelines: Normally, they like to see a "case history" approach to articles, where the problem, your solution, and quantifiable results are described. The article should be strictly non-commercial. They are looking for a good technology story -- with facts and not superlatives -- that will help readers to do their jobs better. The feature articles are typically 1,100 words with two graphics for a two-page article. Graphics can be pictures, artists conceptions, tables, graphs, charts or diagrams; any kind of visual element. They should be high resolution; e.g., close to 300 dots per inch in about a 4 x 5 inch size. On the subject of graphics, their artists prefer .tif files for bitmaps and .eps files for vector graphics. They work with Adobe Illustrator, so they will accept .avi files as well. If you choose to send an Excel chart, please also send the page with the numbers than generated the chart, in case they have to re-create it. Most of the time .jpg files will work, as long as they haven't been condensed so much that they lose resolution. A good test is to print the graphic on your office printer. If it looks well-defined and focused, it probably will work for them. As far as the articles themselves, they use a modified form of the Society of Petroleum Engineers rules for its papers. The SPE doesn't allow authors to name their companies or products in its papers. We think that's a little restrictive and less-than-informative for readers. They allow authors to name their company or product once in the article. Afterward, you can certainly use "the company," "the product," "the team," etc. Also, unlike SPE, they do not use references at the end of the article. If a statement is quoted, please include the attribution in that paragraph. That keeps the article focused on the technique or technology and minimizes the chance of it coming out like a puff piece for the company. IMPORTANT: 1. Your article should be authored by

Formerly known as Hart's E & P. Written for key petroleum professionals and industry stakeholders in the financial, research, education and government communities.

E&T Magazine is published by Redactive in collaboration with the Institution of Engineering & Technology. Covers the key industry sectors of the built environment, design and production, energy, information and communications and transport as well as interviews and book reviews. For more information about advertising rates, please get in touch with Redactive Director Aaron Nicholls at aaron.nicholls@redactive.co.uk or call +44 (0)20 7880 8547.

Covers food, cocktails, beer, nightlife and events in the Los Angeles area. The blog can be reached via an online contact form. 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. For PR opportunities, you can fill out the contact form. You can view the Pinterest page here: http://instagram.com/estarla.

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