Written for the Washington and Baltimore business community. Covers locally relevant financial, technological, industrial and commercial issues. Covers company and industry news specific to Washington, DC rather than product news or reviews. The editorial content is made up of both breaking business news and topically focused feature articles. The feature articles cover such diverse industries as technology, real estate, retail, hospitality, human resources and healthcare. In addition to the lead stories, feature articles and commentary, the paper also carries Small Business Insights for Washington, DC area small business owners and entrepreneurs.Washington Business Journal publishes weekly, every Friday. Space reservations and copy deadline is noon, Thursday, eight days prior to date of publication.Announcements/Staff Moves:Announcements are done through a web-based submission form at www.bizjournals.com/washington/potm/form Event listings may be purchased for $99 and must be submitted onlinehttp://www.bizjournals.com/commerce/addlisting/index/market_code/washington The Washington Business Journal, DOES accept article submissions. Articles should be submitted to Managing Editor.Media Alert: Wednesday 5th November 2008 The 2008 Eagle Awards have been announced. Washington Business Journal won for best writing in a story, editorial or column and best overall design. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

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)

Provides consumers with the information, ideas, and confidence they need to raise the quality of living and lifestyle in their homes and in a variety of activities that form the core of homelife. Edited for discerning, quality-conscious readers, the goal is to inform and inspire, to teach and demystify a broad range of subjects. Combines great style and useful information and celebrates the simple things people do in their everyday lives. Core content areas include home, food, gardening, crafts, holidays, keeping and weddings. From how-to information to pure inspiration, the magazine encourages the readers to dream and then shows them how to realize their dreams. Established by Time Inc. as a quarterly magazine in 1990, Martha Stewart took the magazine with her when she left the company in 1997. Martha Stewart Living is now the flagship brand of the Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia media empire. Martha Stewart Living switched to an online-only model in 2022. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and a digital iPad/smartphone application.

Edited for members of the Minneapolis/St. Paul business community. Provides access to local business news and information designed to increase business. Features reports on the various segments of the business community, the effects of current economic trends, and advancements in technology. Deals with locally relevant financial, technological, industrial, and commercial issues. Covers company and industry news specific to the Twin Cities area rather than product news or reviews. Content is made up of both breaking business news and topically focused feature articles. Feature articles cover such diverse industries as technology, real estate, retail, hospitality, human resources, and healthcare. In addition to the lead stories, feature articles, and commentary, the paper also carries Small Business Insights for Twin Cities area small business owners and entrepreneurs. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Written for the business community of the Milwaukee metropolitan area. Content focuses on an analytical business approach to this region, covering management, development, technology and finance for area businesses. Includes marketing and healthcare guides, tips on retirement planning and environmental updates. Covers locally relevant financial, technological, industrial and commercial issues and company and industry news specific to the Milwaukee area rather than product news or reviews. Feature articles cover such diverse industries as technology, real estate, retail, hospitality, human resources and healthcare. Also carries Small Business Insights for Milwaukee area small business owners and entrepreneurs. Media Alert: Wednesday September 12th 2012 The Milwaukee Business Journal recently made some changes to their editorial staff: Rich Kirchen, Senior Reporter at the Milwaukee Business Journal, is now covering health care. He has been with the paper for more than 20 years and previously covered banking and manufacturing. Rich can continue to be reached at +1 (414) 908 0572 and rkirchen@bizjournals.com Reporter Stacy Vogel Davis will take over the banking beat from Rich and continue to cover the retail and travel industries. She has been with the paper since 2010 and previously worked for The Janesvile Gazette for four years. Stacy can be reached at +1 (414) 908 0568 and svogeldavis@bizjournals.com In addition, Wendy Strong has been appointed to the new position of Multimedia Reporter. She most recently served as the paper’s Broadcast Reporter, appearing nightly on WITI-TV (Milwaukee, WI). She will cover small business and education, write the weekly small business feature for the print edition, write daily for the paper’s website, and continue her nightly report on WITI. Wendy can be reached at +1 (414) 908 0569 and wstrong@bizjournals.com