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Ceol Na N Gael show focuses on Irish music as well as community affairs and news from Dublin, Ireland. The audience for the show is the Irish community residing in Bronx, NY area and students of Fordham University.

Offers news for members consumer electronics industry. Focuses on car electronics, GPS, eReaders and gadgets. PR opportunities include sending relevant car and audio equipment to review, news stories and events. They also hold coverage of events such as awards. Amy can be reached via email, telephone or postal address. There is a contact form on the site as an alternative. Advertising is also available on the blog.

CEOWORLD Magazine is written strictly for CEOs and their peers. Covers business and finance and it provides ideas, strategies and tactics for top executive leaders seeking to build more effective organizations. Each issue of a digital only magazine contains features, interviews, case studies, columns and other departments designed to help CEOs, company’s owners and managers face the daily challenges of running a business.

CEP covers Media & Communications,Labor Unions

Written for engineers and personnel involved with the design, construction, operations and maintenance of chemical processing plants. Highlights include new developments in measurements and control, trade shows and seminars, the application of new processing techniques and developments in waste management, energy recovery and conversion and environmental protection. Sections include: Institute News, which covers institute news and member activities; Centennial Corner; Critical Issues Forum, which discusses subjects that impact society and where chemical engineers can make a difference; Ad-Lits, which contains informative engineering literature; Marketplace, which contains information on equipment and Showcase, which contains information for various products and services. CEP strives to publish impartial, generic articles that provide "how-to" guidance to the practicing chemical engineer, or an overview of some type of technology. Articles should focus on the general chemical engineering problem or situation and the generic method of solving that problem, rather than on what was done in a particular instance to solve a specific problem. The article should not focus on a case history. CEP cannot appear to be advocating one approach above others. The article should be as broadly applicable as possible throughout the various industries where chemical engineers are employed — such as traditional chemical processing and manufacturing, as well as emerging fields like biotechnology and nanotechnology — rather then limited to one or a few of the many industry sectors. Senior Editor Joanna Ziemlewski's old email address, joanz@aiche.org can still be used to receive new product releases.

Written for engineers and personnel involved with the operations and maintenance of chemical processing plants. Highlights include new developments in materials research, coverage of industry trade shows and seminars, the application of new processing techniques and developments in waste management, energy recovery and conversion, and environmental protection.

The Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, public policy institution based in Washington DC, focused on strengthening the transatlantic alliance. CEPA provides innovative insight on trends affecting democracy, security, and defense to government officials and agencies.

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Background and Format: Launched in 1970, Ceramic Review is published by Ceramic Review Publishing Limited bi-monthly and is aimed at makers, collectors, students, educators and enthusiastic followers of the ceramics world. Covers profiles of artists, current ceramic exhibitions, historical art sculptures, collections, artists in residency, opinions on technique, technical information and masterclasses. The media pack is available from: www.ceramicreview.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/CERAMIC-REVIEW-MEDIA-KIT-2019.pdf. Circulation: Source: Publisher Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Monday 13 April 2015 Ceramic Review, the international magazine on contemporary and historical ceramic art is marking its 45th anniversary with a relaunch. The May / June issue, which is published from today, will feature a new look and content. Among the new features are exclusive profiles on the makers of ceramic arts, a master class series on techniques, advice and step by step guides and a ‘Young Makers’ section on emerging talent. Sue Herdman is Editor and can be reached at sueherdman@ceramicreview.com. The website can be viewed at www.ceramicreview.com. The team can be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/ceramicreview and the facebook page can be viewed at www.facebook.com/ceramicreview Gorkana Alert: Thursday 12 March 2015 Ceramic Review, the international magazine on contemporary and historical ceramic art is marking its 45th anniversary with a relaunch. The May / June issue, which will be published on 13 April, will feature a new look and content. Among the new features are exclusive profiles on the makers of ceramic arts, a master class series on techniques, advice and step by step guides and a ‘Young Makers’ section on emerging talent. Sue Herdman is Editor and can be reached at sueherdman@ceramicreview.com. The website can be viewed at www.ceramicreview.com and the team can also be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/ceramicreview. The Ceramic Review facebook page can be viewed at www.facebook.com/ceramicreview