Developer Tea is a tech podcast.

Background and Format: developer tech is overseen by Tech Portfolio and is aimed at developers who work in the apps industry. Covers  news, comment, strategy and advice about gaming, Android, platforms, monetisation, analytics, api, billing, design, HTML5, IOS, IOT, testing, VR and Windows. Its sister website is wearable tech. For more information about advertising, please contact  enquiries@techforge.pub Monthly Unique Users: Source: Publisher.

Created to serve the complete needs of software developers and computer programmers. Features original editorial and video content, an online reference library of technical books, industry news, shareware, training materials, expert advice and more. Sections include: Java, Microsoft & .NET, Architecture & Design, Database, Open Source, Mobile and Product Management. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Developers Alliance features articles on policy issues and news about the data industry and online privacy.

Background and Format: Developing Leaders is a quarterly print and digital title, published by IEDP. It focuses on the strategies used by major organisation to nurture leadership talent, providing information, news and analysis about various approaches to executive and leadership development. Audience and Readership: It targets professionals working in leadership development, including management training schemes, and also those in existing leadership roles. Time of Publication: January, April, August and October. Circulation: They are not able to provide an audited print circulation figure, but the newsletter is emailed to 50,000 subscribers. Ad Rates: Commercial and advertising queries should be sent to the generic email address. Other Information: Developing Leaders also has a London office, based at 105 Farringdon Road, London, EC1R 3BU. However, the editorial operations are run from the Edinburgh office.

Developing Pittsburgh is published on behalf of NAIOP Pittsburgh in February and August. Developing Pittsburgh is recognized as the voice of the commercial real estate industry in Pittsburgh. It is used to help market the region by the Pittsburgh Regional Alliance.

Background and Format:Launched in 2006 as an exclusively online media channel to meet the information needs of telecom professionals in emerging markets, Developing Telecoms features daily news updates, analysis, case studies and interviews with leading industry figures. Audience and Readership:Targets senior executives in the communications sector, particularly those involved in emerging markets in Africa, Asia, Central & Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. These include wireless and fixed-wire network operators, communications service providers (CSPs), internet service providers (ISPs), major enterprise network operators, contractors, suppliers and distributors.Deadline:OngoingMonthly Unique Users:Source: PublisherSections: Business Tech Regions EventsAd Rates:Advertising information available hereOther Information: The team do not require a follow-up phone call once a press release has been sent. Alternative email address - info@developingtelecoms.com Developing Telecoms also circulates a weekly email newsletter.

Edited for developers, owners, managers and other professionals involved in commercial real estate. Designed to define and communicate state-of-the-art concepts in the development and management of industrial, office and related commercial property. Provides the members with timely information on real estate industry trends. The publication accept press releases ONLY from NAIOP members. They do not cover company hirings, awards, company relocations, stock reports or other news. Coverage in Dealmakers is a NAIOP member privilege.

Background and Format: Development and Learning in Organizations is a journal written specifically for busy managers, consultants and researchers who need to know and understand more about the latest thinking in the fields of organizational learning and training. The journal includes case studies on companies and viewpoints from those in the area of organizational development and learning.

Written for psychologists, psychiatrists, social scientists, neuroscientists, pediatricians, and researchers. Devoted to the publication of original, empirical, theoretical, and review papers which address the interrelationship of normal and pathological development in adults and children. Intended to serve and integrate the emerging field of developmental psychopathology, which strives to understand patterns of adaptation and maladaptation throughout the lifespan.