Background and Format: First launched in 2001, Fusion Flowers reports on contemporary, cutting edge floristry, floral design, flower arranging, trade shows and flower festivals globally. It also includes step-by-step explanations and instructions for readers. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at flower arrangers and florists, from beginners to masters. Deadline: Editorial deadlines are the end of the month prior to publication. Distribution: It is only available as digital edition. Ad rates: No information, they do not wish to be contacted Awards: 2012 - Scottish Magazine of the Year Awards, Magazine Cover of the Year (nominated) 2012 - Scottish Magazine of the Year Awards, Small Publishing Company Magazine (winner) 2012 - Scottish Magazine of the Year Awards, Online Presence (nominated) Other information: They do not wish to be contacted by PRs

Background and Format: Fusion Flowers Weddings magazine is an annual publication. It was first released in 2006. Fusion Flowers Weddings magazine was developed for florists to use as a selling tool to show brides and their families what can be achieved by a professional florist. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at brides-to-be and people involved in wedding planning. Time of Publication: The magazine is published in June. Circulation: Source: Publisher. Distribution: The magazine is available to order from the website. Ad rates: For advertising, contact the editorial team directly.

Published for engineers, business owners and government officials. Focuses on research and development on fusion energy. Covers national and international developments.

Written as the research journal of the American Nuclear Society and publishes original research and review papers on fusion plasma physics and plasma engineering, fusion nuclear technology and materials science, fusion plasma enabling science technology, fusion applications, and fusion design and systems studies. Written for scientists.

Fuss Free Flavours is a food and drink blog that mainly caters for people with a vegan diet. The blog carries news and views, recipes, product reviews, competitions and how-to guides and techniques. Blogger Helen Best-Shaw has a natural passion for food and drink and enjoys “reading about food, preparing food, eating food and then blogging about food”. She does not claim to be a chef and says that she prefers a fuss-free approach to cooking. Despite the blog now covering mainly vegan food, Helen does not follow a vegan diet but has discovered that she feels far healthier eating a primarily plant-based diet. She believes that meat and animal products are not essential to every meal and that when they are included they should be organic and free range. Helen lives in West London. Blog posts cover anything to do with food and will often be linked to an event or a holiday such as a major royal wedding or Easter. The majority of posts are product-led and include images. They will be reviews of the product or book and will offer background information and sometimes pricing information. Helen also posts news and updates of blogging events she holds such as the recent Breakfast Club, where a different food Blogger hosts breakfast recipes from the others on their blog. PR opportunities include product placement, reviews, competitions and giveaways. Helen has stated that when holding competitions and giveaways she is happy to include products that she has sampled and is happy to endorse for her readers. When she receives products free of charge for review she will state that this is the case in the blog post and will make it clear that she did not pay for the item. Unfortunately, due to the high volume of products that Helen is asked to review and feature, they may not be featured on the site immediately. With regards to recipes, Helen likes to write and publish recipes using products that she is sent for review. She is also happy to be invited to events that involve the promotion of products, books and restaurants among others and any posts in relation to this will state that she was invited as a guest. Please note that all opinions in reviews and giveaways will be Helen’s own and honest appraisal of a product or a service. She can be reached by email at Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE helen@fussfreeflavours.com <w:LsdException

Established during the World Cup 2002 and written as a National bilingual soccer magazine, published for U.S. Hispanic fans of the sport. Covers soccer in America and across the world. Features include international player profiles, club news, and domestic community events.

Spanish-language editorial covers professional soccer with an emphasis on Latin American and Spanish coverage. Offers the latest news and updates on matches, players, schedules, scores, standings, stats and other related topics. The outlet offer RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and a digital podcast.

Launched in 2012, Futhead.com provides news, information, and the best tools and resources for the FIFA Video Game community.

We connect people to their passions through the high-quality content we create and the innovative technology we pioneer. Future is the name behind market-leading media brands and some of the world’s most loved magazines.

Background and Format: Future Airport is published by the Progressive Media Group twice a year and is aimed at senior management who work in all major departments in airports, airlines, civil aviation authorities, air navigation service providers, ground support systems and key systems integrators. Covers news, interviews, design & construction, airspace, terminal operations, environment, events, airside operations, winter operations and safety & security. It also has a sister publication Future Airport Asia. The media pack is available from: www.futureairport.com/Uploads/AboutUs/FutureAirport/mediapacksprint/FutureAirportMediaPack.pdf Circulation: Source: ABC