Background and Format: A Spokesman Said is a consumer advocacy platform which aims to give its users a voice in battles with businesses when there is a complaint, over being misled, overcharged or deceived. The site also offers transparent price comparison services as well as consumer and financial news on consumer affairs and financial issues. A Spokesman Said covers news and features on energy, money and insurance, shopping and travel and holidays.  Audience and Readership: The platform is aimed at consumers who feel they have been unfairly treated, misled, deceived or overcharged by businesses, with over 68 million complaints being made in the UK every year.  Deadline: Ongoing Frequency: Website Monthly Unique Users: The site has over 10,000 subscribers to the newsletter Ad Rates: Contact support@asopkesmansaid.com for more information.

Personal style blog with a variety of outfit ideas.

The Storm originally began as a Game of Thrones Podcast, called “A Storm of Spoilers.” Over the course of the series, it hit the “Top 10” lists of Vulture, Thrillist and Buzzfeed, and was featured in The Wall Street Journal, SyFy, The Guardian, and MetroUK.

Covers design, crafts and do-it-yourself projects. Tends to focus on projects for planning and decorating celebrations and parties.

Serves as a resource for one's Fitness needs. Written by a team in Chicago encouraging people to get out try something new.

Blog covers food, cooking and recipes, maintained by Lacey Baier, who offers a fresh and simple take on cooking through text, video and photo instruction.

Launched in November 2006, A Tangled Web is a UK and US-focused blog about all things contemporary political. The posts are written by David Vance who is the Creator of the site, he also has a few Contributors on the site. He states: "Politically liberal, a firm advocate of Global Warming, and very keen on Islam for religious instruction. Just a few things I am not. I remain resolutely opposed to terrorists in Government and carry the wounds of political rejection for saying so, publicly and loudly. Happily married and with two great and expensive kids, I have been running ATW for many years and am beginning to get the hang of this blogging thing. Take Marx as my inspiration (Groucho, not Karl) I commend his view to bloggers: 'Before I speak, I have something important to say.' Think on." Previous posts on the site include: Hindsight; Why We Should Listen To Muslims…; Poppy Day In December; All By Myself…, Institutionalising Intolerance; Apartheid But Not As We Know It…; As Well As Race Hustling…, Good News, Chaps; RIP Lemmy; as well as Mind How You Go. Posts are written several times a day by David and the Contributors. Opportunities may be limited but may include news and campaigns and the team can be reached via the contact form on the page.

Blog covers food, cooking, baking, recipes, and restaurant reviews, with an emphasis on Austin, TX.

A Taste of Louisiana has been produced by Louisiana Public Broadcasting since 1990. The program airs nationally on PBS and is also syndicated internationally. This cooking program focuses on regional dishes from the state of Louisiana. Each new season is assigned a theme that revolves around the culture and cuisine of the state. Shows include studio and location shooting as well as guest segments. Many places have been visited, including the historic French Quarter. Each episode includes four or five regional dishes prepared in the kitchen. The underwriters for the program are Zatarain's, the Louisiana Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, Friends of LPB, and The Foundation for Excellence in Louisiana Public Broadcasting. This nationally-syndicated program is a joint production between WLPB-TV and the Louisiana Public Broadcasting Network.

A Taste of New York brings the best of all worlds to viewers each Wednesday evening in the New York City metro area. The show reaches "an upscale, affluent, sophisticated New Yorker, as well as travelers passing through our great city from all over the world." Viewers can go on location to the finest restaurants in New York to hear the recipe secrets of top chefs, or they can learn about the most exciting places to visit around the world. Seasonal and holiday tie-in opportunities are available. The show also discusses the market and the latest findings on the health scene. The show reaches approximately 3.2 million viewers per week, and targets a niche audience of affluent New Yorkers with discretionary income.