Serves as a portal for technology news sites including CNET News and CNET Reviews. Aims to be a source for information on new Internet technologies, products and trends with a focus on Internet performance and productivity. Brings up-to-the-minute news to visitors and covers breaking news related to IS, finances and new products of use to those in the technology industry, as well as online commerce, communications and enterprise computing topics. Also offers software downloads. Features to the site include Five-Star Rating, which allows consumers to quickly compare other products while they browse through the reviews (the detailed, 10-point analysis is also used by editors during the reviews process and lab-testing, and can be viewed by rolling over the star ratings); In-line Buying Advice, which streamlines the product research process by putting the most relevant information, definitions and advice from editors right in front of the user; Appliances Coverage, which offers editorial coverage of household appliances and kitchen gadgets. Coverage includes products like built-in ovens, dishwashers, microwaves, refrigerators, small appliances, stoves and ranges and washers and dryers; Additional Product Reviews from Around the Web, which incorporates product reviews from premier content partners. Readers have the ability to compare reviews and editorial opinions from around the Web all on one page; CNET Archive, which is a comprehensive technology product and review database that is useful for people who are considering purchasing popular used tech gadgets such as digital cameras and HDTVs. The outlet offers RSS (Real Simple Syndication) and a digital Podcast. Awards: 2009 - AOP (Association of Online Publishers) Awards, Use of Video (Winners) Media Alert: November 4, 2014 CNET, an online source of consumer technology news and reviews, announced the launch of a new quarterly print magazine. It will combine story-oriented journalism and design, in-depth technology reporting, step-by-step how-to guides and a singular look into the future of technology and how it is changing every aspect of our lives. CNET Magazine is edited by Lindsey Turrentine, Editor-in-Chief of CNET.com, and Connie Guglielmo, Editor-in-Chief of CNETNews.com. Lindsey can be reached at lindsey.turrentine@cnet.com and Connie at connie.guglielmo@cnet.com. For technology news and more information on CNET Magazine, follow CNET on twitter at www.twitter.com/CNET

Background and Format: Launched in 2008, TechRadar.com is a website overseen by Future PLC and is aimed at readers who want to read about consumer technology. Covers reviews of phones, tablets, AVs (autonomous vehicles) car technology, gaming, cameras, computing, wearables, laptops, components as well as tips and advice for photography. For more information about advertising rates, Advertising Director Richard Hemmings can be reached on +44 (0)1225 687 615 and at richard.hemmings@futurenet.com Monthly Unique Users: Source: Publisher. Awards: 2017 - PPA Awards, International Consumer Media Brand of the Year (nominated) 2017 - British Media Awards, Content Team of the Year (nominated) 2017 - British Media Awards, Media Brand of the Year (nominated) 2016 - British Journalism Awards, Digital Innovation: Buying guides and e-commerce innovation (nominated) 2015 - PPA Awards, Gamechanger of the Year (nominated) 2015 - PPA Awards, Digital Innovation of the Year (consumer media) (nominated) 2013 - PPA Awards, Digital Innovation of the Year (Consumer) (nominated) 2012 - AOP Awards, Website - Consumer (nominated) Meet the Journalist: TechRadar’s Gareth Beavis - February 2018 The write up can be found here. Media Briefing with TechRadar and T3, 22 November 2016 The write up can be found here The video can be viewed here Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Monday 17 November 2014 All Future PLC titles based in London have now moved. They can now be found at 1-10 Praed Mews, Paddington, London W2 1QY. Gorkana Alert: Wednesday 19 February 2014 Future plc, the international media group and digital business, has announced a partnership with Times Internet, the largest Indian digital network, to launch the international consumer technology news and reviews brand in India. Times Internet will be Future plc’s exclusive partner in India through Times Local Partners – a division that partners with global companies to help them grow in India, which has world’s third largest internet population. Indian consumers will have access to TechRadar’s world-class international news coverage and authoritative product reviews, while the site will be backed by The Times Group's multimedia resources to develop and popularise the brand locally. TechRadar reaches more than 20 million unique users a month internationally and has become a go-to destination for opinions, exclusives and authoritative reviews of everything from mobile phones and tablets to the latest cameras and televisions. TechRadar is a truly 24/7 operation, with editorial teams already based in the UK, US and Australia. Future’s Head of TechRadar Nick Merritt said: “We’re very pleased to be partnering with Times Internet for this major new venture to bring TechRadar to India.” Puneet Singhvi, Business Head - Times Local Partners, says: “TLP is excited to partner with TechRadar; a well regarded brand in the technology news and reviews space. It’s a great addition to the rapidly growing TLP portfolio that delivers differen

IGN was created as an entertainment and video games site for young men. It delivers current entertainment and game news and information. It focuses on men's digital lifestyle, PC and console games, wireless games, movies, TV and more. Sections include: Xbox 360, PS3. Wii, PC, 3DS, PSP, iPhone, Reviews, Upcoming, News, Videos, Guides, Cheats, Movies, TV, Tech and Comics. For automated press release lists, please use newswire@ign.com, which is the primary address for press releases. If an email includes video, please CC videowire@ign.com. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and a digital Podcast.

Business Insider launched a UK Edition in November 2014 focusing on finance, technology, politics and strategy.

TechCrunch, launched in 2005 by Michael Arrington in California, aims to be a “leading technology media property, dedicated to obsessively profiling start-ups, reviewing new internet products, and breaking tech news”. TechCrunch is run by a number of editorial staff and Bloggers. Founder Michael Arrington stepped down as Editor of the site in September of 2011 and although he still works with and writes for the blog as Founding Editor, he now has no editorial oversight. Blog posts are categorized under headings including: Android, Apple, Facebook, Google, Groupon, Microsoft, Twitter, Zynga and Classics. The content relates to news and products; the posts are around 200 words long each. PR opportunities exist within product and research placement, product and service launches, guest columns, and event information among others. Advertorial also exists on the site. TechCrunch accepts bylined articles/submissions in the form of guest columns. Submissions should cover startups, entrepreneurship, technology investment or other technology-related musings. Email ideas or finished posts to guestcolumns@techcrunch.com. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).