Background and Format: Jazz Journal has been published non-stop since 1948. The journal specialises in straight ahead and mainstream jazz, concentrating on UK jazz artists but also covering international artists. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at Jazz enthusiasts. Deadline: See here for more information. Time of publication: See here for specific dates. Frequency: Monthly. Circulation: Source: Publisher. Distribution: The magazine is available through subscription. Ad Rates: See here for more information. Other information: Any materials reviews (CD's,DVD's, Books) to be sent directly to the editor at the office address.

Covers on-stage and backstage jazz shows and information from NPR Music, WBGO and Jazz at Lincoln Center.

Created as a jazz information site aimed at traveling jazz fans who are looking to enjoy great live jazz when on the road. Promotes the best of live jazz in local communities nationwide, particularly for travelers. Sections include New and Notable, Jazz Ed, CD/DVD/Book Reviews, Interviews, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Twin Cities, More Cities, Festivals, News and Video. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Jazz Times Online covers Music

Jazz Variations is a cornucopia of accessible jazz, focusing on local and national jazz musicans and featuring artist interviews and music specials. The show also tracks the current jazz scene and pays homage to jazz legends. The show spotlights new releases each week and combines the host's love of food and wine by interviewing artists who love to cook and bringing together the world of jazz and food.

This blog is hosted by kcsm.org. The blog focuses on jazz music and jazz artists. Contact this blog via the online 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.

Jazzabelle's Diary is a fashion blog based in London that is predominantly aimed at a UK audience; although some topics are also relevant to audiences' elsewhere especially during fashion week coverage. Jazzebelle's Diary was founded in March 2010 by Jazmine Rocks; a twentysomething-year-old London based Fashion Blogger. She says, "Jazzabelle's Diary is a place for me to share my personal style, second hand finds and my everyday life, along with anything else that may take my fancy. I adore second hand shopping, spending time alone, wearing black, wandering around the Victoria and Albert Museum, plus treating myself to the occasional Starbucks." Jazebelle's Diary made the final shortlist in the 2011 and 2012 Cosmopolitan Blog Awards in the Best Established Fashion Blog category. Jazmine also competed in the ASOS Future Stylist 2012, reaching the semi-finals and also was nominated in the Company Style Blogger Awards for Best What I'm Wearing Today Blog. The blog includes a lot of photography; all of the images are high-quality and are a mixture of photos of clothing and locations. Blog posts follow a similar pattern each time that includes four or five images of outfits and clothes with 200 to 300 words description about the clothes or locations of the photographs. On average the blog is updated on a weekly basis. PR opportunities mainly exist in the form of fashion news and product reviews. The best way to contact the blog is on the email address provided. Alternatively Jazmine can be found on various social media platforms including Twitter.

Written for high school, college and independent jazz educators and provides hands-on techniques for teaching jazz. Includes performance methods, improvisation, repertoire, recording techniques, travel and festival opportunities. Features successful jazz educators and performers and highlights their approach to teaching and playing jazz. Sections include Lessons Learned, What's in Your Playlist, Gearbox and Hot Wax.

Jazziz is a magazine, covers music scene, documenting innovations, charting industry trends.

Focuses on recorded music spanning all aspects from improvisational to instrumental music. Provides visitors with an insight into contemporary and traditional jazz as well as sound technology.