Background and Format: Which.co.uk is a website overseen by Which? and is aimed at readers who want guidance on household items, finance and gadgets. Covers technology like smart homes & gadgets, phones, digital cameras, home & garden, mortgages & property, baby safety, cars and travel and campaigns to prevent scams and fraud. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached at +44 (0)20 7770 7000 Monthly Unique User Figure: The figure is not disclosed. Awards: 2019 - British Media Awards, Digital Product of the Year: Which? University (nominated)  2013 - BSME Rising Stars Awards, Best Specialist Team (print or digital) (nominated)

Created for the automotive enthusiast. Topics covered include design, engineering, driving reports, road tests, racing coverage and detailed technical discussions. Profiles of personalities in the automotive industry are included as well as articles on auto-related travel, books, art, history and humor. The publication's editorial office will move to Ann Arbor, MI in late summer 2012.

Background and Format: Launched in 2001, AROnline (was first called www.austin-rover.co.uk and then renamed AROnline in 2007) is a developing blog about the history of the British Motor Corporation/Leyland/Rover cars. AROnline provides a mixture of content about the BMC/Leyland cars with Keith Adams and other contributors' posting  about news, motor shows and the marques. Many posts are comments on the British motoring scene today, history features, reviews of the cars, test drives, facts & figures about BMC/Leyland and dispelling myths as well.  The blog also provides news, test drives, features, and production and sales data relating to cars produced by British manufacturers as well as a historical timeline. The Blogger: AROnline is written by Keith Adams who started the blog while researching a book project about BMC. He started the blog thanks to input from Declan Berridge.". Let’s hope that the inward flow of information continues, and that we can get somewhere near to producing the definitive history of the company we call BMC-MGR." PR Opportunities: PR opportunities are available in the form of adding information to the blog. Keith says: "Contact me for any editorial enquiries, information, updates or errors – but, please, no technical queries." He can best be reached by keith@aronline.co.uk

Background and Format: Previously known as What Diesel, Diesel & Eco Car magazine is a magazine dedicated to diesel, hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles, featuring reviews, road tests and news. It was previously published by Blaze Publishing until it was acquired by Motorworld Media in January 2014. Audience and Readership: Aimed at buyers and drivers of diesel, hybrid, electric and alternatively fuelled vehicles. Deadline: Varies depending on publication time. Published monthly. Circulation: Source: Unique Users: 26,011 (Source: Publisher). Distribution: Distributed through the majority of supermarkets and newsagents. Ad Rates: For ad rates email: advertising@motorworldmedia.co.uk. Other information: Editor Ian Robertson, mostly works from home and therefore can be best contacted by email. Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Monday 5 January 2015 DieselCar, a magazine dedicated to economy motoring, has launched a new monthly 16-page supplement called EcoCar, focusing on alternative fuels, electric and hybrid vehicles - and for the first time - sub-100g/km petrol cars. The first supplement includes tests of the Kia Soul EV, Audi A3 e-tron and Tesla Model S, as well as the Toyota Yaris Hybrid and all-electric Volkswagen e-up. Over the next year to 18-months, the EcoCar supplement will grow progressively, with plans to launch it as a separate standalone magazine title. For further information, Editor and Publisher Ian Robertson can be reached on +44 (0)7976 438 872 and ian.robertson@dieselcarmagazine.co.ukGorkana Alert: Tuesday 24 June 2014Diesel Car, the four-weekly magazine, has a fresh new look for its cover, as well as a series of new features. Aimed at buyers and drivers of diesel, hybrid, electric and alternatively fuelled vehicles, the magazine is celebrating its 26 year in production with a number of tweaks to its formula. Apart from the fresher, bolder cover design, there's greater emphasis on used cars and new technology. The refreshed July 2014 issue of Diesel Car is on sale at the newsstands now. Ian Robertson is the Editor and Publisher and can be reached on +44 (0)1268 288 515 and ian.robertson@dieselcarmagazine.co.uk

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