Lifewire is a tech and information website with the purpose of advising tech problems and giving solutions. Lifewire gives different advice such as how to fix certain gadgets, buying products, and different product options. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Background and Format:Launched in 1994, The Register is a website overseen by Situation Publishing Limited and is aimed at technology professionals, technology enthusaists, science fans and policy makers. Covers news, data centre, software, security, DevOps, business, personal technology, science, emerging technology, white papers and lectures. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached here.Monthly Unique Users:The number is not disclosed by the publisher.Meet the Journalist: The Register - October 2017The write up can be found here.The video can be viewed here.Gorkana meets... The Register and The Next Platform, January 2017The write up can be found here.Daily or weekly newsletters can be subscribed to. Readers can subscribe to a specific section or a news alert here.Alerts: Gorkana Consumer Alert: Monday 30th April 2007The Register has recently moved its UK office. The new address is The Register, 33 Charlotte Street, London, W1T 1RR and they can be reached on +44 (0)20 7153 4400.

Established in 1987 and edited for information executives, their partners and their companies. Addresses the issues affecting IT executives by providing readers with in-depth coverage. Focuses on IT issues and trends from a management perspective, targeting senior level IT and other top executives who control the purchase and strategic application of technology products and services. Articles focus on how information executives help create solutions that address competitive business challenges. Sections include: features; interviews; columns; case studies; survey and report results; Trendlines, a section focusing on the new, the hot and the unexpected; and Emerging Technology, a section focusing on innovation and products. Research areas include: Budgeting (keeping spending on track and in line), Customer Relationship Management (understanding your customers), Data Storage/Mining, E-business (resources for doing business online), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Future CIO (helping you make smart career decisions), Globalization (IT and the global economy), Government and IT Policy (insight into politics and policies shaping the 21st century government), Infrastructure, Intranet/Extranet, IT Professional (how to effectively develop your IT career), IT Value (connect the dots between IT expenditures and financial benefits), Knowledge Management, Leadership and Management, Learning (educational tools for the IT organization), Outsourcing, Security and Privacy, Staffing and Retention, Supply Chain Management and Wireless Communications. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Serves IT directors, managers and CXOs who need to make critical decisions about what systems and processes need to be secured and how. Provides comprehensive news, links, and online resources to help secure company's networks, data, Web sites, and hardware. Dedicated to making people aware of critical technology, processes and legal issues. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Established in 1967 and serves as a vital and respected source of news, business and technology information for IT executives and professionals at medium to large corporations who are on the forefront of the move to e-business and adoption of new technologies. Editorial coverage emphasizes and advocates for the user perspective, providing balanced, objective reporting on a wide range of technologies, business trends, career topics and management issues. Connects the IT community as a daily resource for leaders to interact with their peers and to keep abreast of the issues, trends and specific technologies that affect their jobs every day. The site complements the print edition of Computerworld with a continuous feed of technology news and analysis, as well as research and others services only available online. Computerworld DOES NOT accept bylined articles, contributions or submissions. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).