Consumer Reports is an Online Media covering Products.

Launched in 1936 as the official publication of Consumer Reports, Consumer Reports magazine reaches more than 3 million people and has received numerous awards. Consumer Reports was the first to test and report on critical, life-or-death issues including the true levels of tar and nicotine in cigarettes, the risk of radiation from microwave ovens, and the potential for SUVs to rollover. Consumer Reports evaluates thousands of products across more than 100 categories in home and garden, appliances, electronics, cars, and health. Consumer Reports does not accept any advertising or free samples from manufacturers. The only ads in the magazine are for other products and services from CR. Consumer Reports is a nonprofit, mission-driven organization that works for and with consumers to create a fairer, safer, and more transparent marketplace. CR reaches tens of millions of people across print, broadcast, and digital media, which includes the flagship website ConsumerReports.org, Consumer Reports magazine, Consumer Reports on Health, Consumer 101, Taller del Consumidor, as well as special interest publications such as buying guides for kitchen appliances, electronics, and cars. For more than 80 years, CR has provided evidence-based product testing and ratings, rigorous research, hard-hitting investigative journalism, public education, and steadfast policy action on behalf of consumers’ interests. CR does not accept advertising and pays for all of the products it evaluates. Contact via form here; https://www.consumerreports.org/member-support/email-member-support/

Consumer Reports On Health is a monthly newsletter that provides science-based facts to offer recommendations and advice about nutrition, fitness, immunity, health and well-being. Consumer Reports is a nonprofit, mission-driven organization that works for and with consumers to create a fairer, safer, and more transparent marketplace. CR reaches tens of millions of people across print, broadcast and digital media, which includes the flagship website ConsumerReports.org, Consumer Reports magazine, Consumer Reports on Health, Consumer 101, Taller del Consumidor, as well as special interest publications such as buying guides for kitchen appliances, electronics and cars. For more than 80 years, CR has provided evidence-based product testing and ratings, rigorous research, hard-hitting investigative journalism, public education, and steadfast policy action on behalf of consumers’ interests. CR does not accept advertising and pays for all of the products it evaluates.

Launched in 1936 as the official publication of Consumer Reports, Consumer Reports magazine reaches more than 3 million people and has received numerous awards. Consumer Reports was the first to test and report on critical, life-or-death issues including the true levels of tar and nicotine in cigarettes, the risk of radiation from microwave ovens, and the potential for SUVs to rollover. Consumer Reports evaluates thousands of products across more than 100 categories in home and garden, appliances, electronics, cars, and health. Consumer Reports does not accept any advertising or free samples from manufacturers. The only ads in the magazine are for other products and services from CR. Consumer Reports is a nonprofit, mission-driven organization that works for and with consumers to create a fairer, safer, and more transparent marketplace. CR reaches tens of millions of people across print, broadcast, and digital media, which includes the flagship website ConsumerReports.org, Consumer Reports magazine, Consumer Reports on Health, Consumer 101, Taller del Consumidor, as well as special interest publications such as buying guides for kitchen appliances, electronics, and cars. For more than 80 years, CR has provided evidence-based product testing and ratings, rigorous research, hard-hitting investigative journalism, public education, and steadfast policy action on behalf of consumers’ interests. CR does not accept advertising and pays for all of the products it evaluates. Contact via form here; https://www.consumerreports.org/member-support/email-member-support/

Consumer VC takes a look into early-stage consumer investing and venture capital. If you are interested in learning about consumer trends, have a b2c business and interested in learning about the fundraising process at the early stage, you have come to the right place.Mike interviews some of the top venture capitalists in the world that focus on B2C and consumer type companies or have a deep track record investing in these categories such as marketplaces, SaaS, social, CPG and non-tech subscription.Mike also interviews founders that are building some of the most disruptive consumer facing companies in the world. The conversation usually includes the insight the founder discovered, fundraising strategy, and the pitch.This podcast also includes bonus episodes. Each bonus episode dives into a particular subject that might not have to due with the fundraise or venture capital, but still would be helpful to founders. For example, a bonus episode on brand strategy or how to construct a board of directors. All bonus episodes will be clearly labeled.For all episodes, please visit www.theconsumervc.com. For updates, you can follow @mikegelb on Twitter.

Covers consumer affairs, public issues, government and politics. Seeks to inform consumers and tax payers about corruption in corporate and political practices.

Created for consumers and reports on companies and products. Reviews are available to readers to allow them to make intelligent, well informed purchases. Intends to warn customers about possible fraudulant companies and faulty products and praises well run companies and products. Sections include automotive, education, employment, electronics, family, finance, health, homeowners, pets, shopping and travel.

Covers money, investing, taxes and personal finance. Provides news, information, commentary and a Podcast. For PR opportunities, posts that are clearly associated with companies are not welcomed. Luke states clearly: "I do not accept guest articles from companies looking to advertise their products or services through the use of editorial content. Even a link back to a website is a form of advertising, and I do not accept link advertising." He adds: "I’m looking for topics and concepts that are somewhat original - anything that wouldn’t necessarily appear elsewhere. I appreciate relevant personal stories, detailed and well-thought-out analyses, and exercises in opinion if it’s clear why your opinions are exceptionally valid (for example, you’re an expert in that particular field). Some controversy is fun, but Consumerism Commentary is not a political blog. Rants and one-sided criticisms would not be appropriate for the website." Consumerism Commentary is best reached via their embedded email service on their site. There is no switchboard number or postal address available for the blog and all editorial submissions should either be sent through the contact form.

Includes independent test results and information to help consumers and healthcare professionals evaluate health, wellness and nutrition products. Evaluates consumer products such as health and nutrition products, sports and energy products, functional foods, foods and beverages and personal care products.

The website covers Consumer Affairs, Consumer Goods, Consumer General Interest