Established in 1914 and geared toward individuals involved in the legislative process at federal, state, local and grass root levels. Designed to cover public affairs from an insider's vantage point. Provides readers with a rigorous examination of American politics, foreign policy and culture. Includes news and editorials on domestic and international issues. Features current events, politics, education, books, theater, film, music, art and culture. If you are pitching an idea for an essay, reportage, or other nonfiction, briefly explain your angle, why it’s timely, and why you’re equipped to write it; generously hyperlink any references and citations in your pitch, so the editor can easily vet it. If you are sending a completed submission, briefly summarize it in your email and either embed or attach your full article. In all cases, include a brief biography and links to examples of your work. The staff will not respond to a pitch that is sent to multiple editors, so it is encouraged to determine where your piece best fits—within the online verticals or within the pages of the magazine—and limit your email to one editor. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Background and Format:Launched in 1991, Dazed and Confused is published by Dazed Media bi-monthly and is aimed at readers interested in alternative style & culture.  Covers news, fashion, music, art & photography, film & TV, science & tech, life & culture and politics. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached at partnerships@dazedmedia.com Circulation:The publisher does not give out the figure. Gorkana UK Consumer Alert: Monday 23rd January 2017The following publications at Dazed Media, AnOther Mag, Another Man and Dazed, have now moved offices. The new address is Dazed Media, 3rd Floor, 2 Arundel Street, London, WC2R 3DA. All numbers have remained the same.

Background and Format: The Arts Desk is a website dedicated to the arts. It covers new music, opera, film, classical, theatre, comedy, dance, visual arts, television, gaming, CD's and DVD's with reviews, features, Q&A interviews, proms, recommendations and a gallery. Coverage includes London, as well as international culture and major regional arts. It offers a free email newsletter. Audience and Readership: Arts enthusiasts. Monthly Unique Users: A figure is not disclosed.  Other information: There is no generic email address or switchboard number. A contact form can be found here. Publisher Kevin Madden can be reached on +44 (0)7748 182 490. Awards: 2012 - Online Media Awards Best Specialist Site for Journalism (Won)

Background and Format: The Telegraph Magazine, published every Saturday, is a mix of glamour, lifestyle, fashion and hard-hitting articles.  In March 2017 the magazine was relaunched with features, including: Life and times, Wildlife, The Midult's guide to..., and Charmed Life. Regular features - fashion, beauty, interiors, food, restaurant reviews and Flashback - now fall under The Cut section of the magazine. PRs should send their releases to the relevant department around a month before they would like it featured. Twice a year, The Telegraph Magazine publishes a 64 page fashion supplement, called Telegraph Fashion, to coincide with the new season's looks. Issues go to press on Wednesday, so Tuesday and Wednesday mornings are particularly busy and the team would prefer not to be contacted. They are very interested in PRs who are able to provide pictures. They also welcome pitches late on Wednesday ahead of an ideas meeting on Thursday. Deadline: Wednesday Time of Publication: Saturday Circulation: Source: ABC Sections: Life and Times Wildlife The Midult's guide to... The Cut (Style Bible, Men's Style, Beauty Bible, House Style, Home, Tasting Notes, Table Talk, Food, Best of British) Flashback Ad Rates: Advertising information available at http://spark.telegraph.co.uk/toolkit/advertising Awards: 2019 - newsawards, National Supplement/Magazine of the Year – Weekly (nominated)  2018 - Press Awards, Magazine of the Year: The Telegraph Magazine (highly commended)  2017 - newsawards, National Supplement/Magazine of the Year (nominated) 2013 - Amnesty International Media Awards, Photojournalism: A Long Walk (winner)

Designed as a tool for information on all new literary releases. Content is geared toward the consumer interested in increasing his/her available sources of reading materials. Includes a quarterly supplement Book Links, which helps librarians, teachers and parents connect children with high quality books. Provides a guide to current library materials in many formats appropriate for use in public libraries and school library media centers. Also includes feature articles, author interviews, bibliographies, book-related essays by well-known writers and a selection of columns.