Bloomberg Television is a 24-hour cable network covering national and international business and financial news. The network launched in the U.S. in June 1999 (the Bloomberg News newswire launched in 1990 and the Web site in December 1995). Topics covered on the network include daily stock activity, NASDAQ, futures and bonds, banking, investment options, personal finance, mutual funds, mergers and acquisitions, money flow, and general economic conditions. Based in New York, Bloomberg's global network includes 750 reporters at 79 news bureaus around the world. Programming often includes interviews with brokers, investors, CEOs, and other influential business people. PR professionals are advised to fax time-sensitive press releases to the Bloomberg assignment desk. For non-breaking news and general story ideas, contact the producer of the appropriate Bloomberg program. Many of the network's reporters and correspondents want to receive information directly as well. All information sent must be related to some aspect of business and be of interest to a mass audience. Do not call between 4pm and 5pm ET. Keep pitches brief but specific, and include appropriate contact information. Lead times vary depending on the nature of the story. Breaking news can be covered instantly while some features may take weeks to produce. Bloomberg Television is viewed predominantly by adults interested in daily business news. 34 percent of Bloomberg's audience has a household income of over $100,000. Business related releases should be emailed to release@bloomberg.net. International releases should be sent to newsalert@bloomberg.net.

Established in 1993 and published by Condé Nast, Wired is designed for business leaders and entrepreneurs as well as general consumers interested in what's next in the digital revolution. Coverage focuses on the science, lifestyle, businesses, consumer electronic, politics and personalities that surround such innovative technologies and push them forward in the 21st century.Regular topics include multimedia, cyberspace, cloud computing, cutting-edge technologies, high-definition television, SSL (Secure Socket Layer), virtual reality and the electronic frontier. Also, covers culture, video games, new gear, music, books and film and offers an opinions section. Regular departments include Features, Start, Play, Test and Found.Other Information:Wired DOES NOT accept by-lined articles/submissions.It is rare that a press release will result in a story. They do analyze trends and learn useful information from releases. Awards:The PPA Awards 2010, Designer Of The Year (Consumer Magazines) (winner)

Car and Driver presents the latest new cars, vans, SUV's, and pickups, both imports and domestics, with an emphasis on those cars made for the man or woman who knows the rewards that an outstanding automobile can bring to its driver. Editorial examines in detail new technology, new directions, and new ideas put forth by the automotive industry and takes a diversified approach to the vehicles they cover, ranging from practical, to the exotic, to the opinionated. Their mission is to provide the best written, most accurate, and most thorough reporting on automobiles available. The publication was originally founded as Sports Cars Illustrated in 1955. In its early years, the magazine focused primarily on small, imported sports cars. In 1961, Editor Karl Ludvigsen renamed the magazine Car and Driver to show a more general automotive focus. 2005 marked the 50th anniversary of the publication. The magazine is notable for its irreverent tone and habit of "telling it like it is," especially with regard to underperforming automobiles. The magazine was one of the first to be unabashedly critical of the American automakers. However, it has been quick to praise noteworthy efforts like the Ford Focus and Chevrolet Corvette.

Established in 1899 and written for venture capitalists and hi-tech executives as an informational source on innovative and improved technologies and their applications. Focuses on promoting the understanding of emerging technologies and their impact. Strives to promote the understanding of emerging technology and its impact on the world. Aims to promote the understanding of emerging technologies and to analyze their commercial, social and political impacts. Assists technology and business leaders including CXOs, entrepreneurs, researchers, venture capitalists and financiers as they drive the global economy.

Background and Format: Launched in 1895, Autocar is published by Haymarket Media Group weekly and is aimed at readers who want to learn more about the latest cars on the road. Covers news, reviews of cars, features of test drives, top ten best cars and awards for great British women in the car industry. For more information about advertising rates, Alex Wright can be reached on +44 (0)20 8267 5000 and can be reached at Alex.Wright@haymarket.com Circulation: Source: ABC Awards: 2019 - PPA Awards, Team Of The Year: Editorial Team (nominated) 2013 - PPA Awards, Digital Innovation of the Year (Consumer): Autocar.co.uk (nominated) 2008 - PPA Magazine Awards, Consumer Specialist Magazine of the Year Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Monday 17 November 2014 From January 2015, Haymarket Publishing will combine the What Car? and Autocar content teams for both digital and print. The teams will be overseen by What Car? Editor Jim Holder, who will also be working on PistonHeads.com alongside Editor Dan Trent. A new WhatCar? digital platform will be launched in summer 2015. Jim can be reached at jim.holder@haymarket.com and Dan can be reached at dan.trent@haymarket.com Gorkana Alert: Tuesday 28 February 2012 Autocar, Haymarket’s weekly motoring magazine, has a new look, with a greater focus on news features and spreads, a new layout, more space for pictures, updated feature designs, new content for road tests and a bigger used car section. It is also printed on a bulkier stock of paper. The back section of the magazine has been rebranded as ‘Deals’ and will combine buying information, advice and deals for new and used cars. Motoring Writer Colin Goodwin returns to the magazine and Editor-in-Chief Steve Cropley’s column has been increased in size, he celebrates his 1,000th this week. Colin can be reached at colin.greenwood@autocar.com and Editor Jim Holder can be reached at jim.holder@haymarket.com Gorkana Consumer Alert: Monday 10th April 2006 Chas Hallett, previously Deputy Editor of Autocar magazine, has been appointed Editor of the publication. Hallett has been Deputy Editor of the magazine for the last eighteen months. He was previously Features Editor and held a variety of posts on What Car? magazine including stints on the road test desk and whatcar.com. Chas Hallett succeeds Rob Aherne who is taking a year's sabbatical. Chas can be contacted on tel +44 (0)208 267 5000 or charles.hallett@haynet.com. Gorkana Consumer Alert: Wednesday 25th January 2006 Autocar magazine has announced that it is relaunching its website – www.autocar.co.uk - this Spring, to offer more content and interactive features. John McIlory, previously Associate Editor of Autocar magazine and Editor of Autosport magazine, will spearhead its development. He can be contacted on John.McIlory@haynet.com or +44 (0)208 267 5777. Joining John on the autocar.co.uk team is Richard Dilks, News Reporter, who can be contacted on Richard.dilks@haynet.com and Vicky Parrott, Picture Editor, on Vicky.