Dodgers Dugout is a newsletter published by the Los Angeles Times that covers everything related to the Los Angeles Dodgers - from statistical analysis of players to the occasional features which include This Week in Dodgers history, Trivia Time, Where Are They Now and a recap of the best quotes obtained by their crew of Dodgers reporters.

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Just two girls and their arbitrary system for ranking romantic comedies against the world. Does It Get the Pass? examines romantic comedies throughout the ages to determine, as the title says, whether they get "the pass' — i.e., avoid fulfilling a certain number of stereotypes — and what that means for our understanding of romance as a genre. All in good fun, hosts Maggie and Rebecca seek to pick apart the genre they love the most with humor and heart, and decide just what makes a good rom-com, whether it gets the pass or not.

Covers fashion. 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.

Written for dog trainers and people interested in dog sledding. Promotes dog sled sports, standardized competition, and serves as the governing body for dog sled competition worldwide. Covers sled dog activities around the world. Annual features include ISDRA medalist Interviews, the sanctioned event calendar, and race highlights. Recent race results, points standings, articles of interest and editorial commentary accompany monthly features on various aspects of sled dog sports and events in the sled dog community.

Background & Format: Dog and Wolf is a website aimed at readers interested in world cinema and film festivals. Covers reviews, territories, festivals like Cannes, the different genres like animation, art, comedy, documentary, fashion, horror, music and sport. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached here.

Background and Format: Dog Friendly magazine gives information on dog friendly places to visit and holiday. It contains listings, news, reviews, photography and features as well as location profiles. The cover price is £3.99. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at dog owners who want to take their dog on holiday with them by giving them options of where is dog friendly to visit. Deadline: The editorial deadline is 2 weeks prior to publication date of cover month. For the Jan/Feb issue, for example, the deadline would be the second week of December.  Time of Publication: First week of cover month Januay/February, March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October, November/December Circulation: Source: Publisher Distribution: It is available by subscription only. Ad rates: For more information on advertising, email steve@dogfriendly.co.uk Other Information: The magazine can also be found on Pinterest at http://pinterest.com/dogfriendlyinfo An alternative email address for editorial enquiries may be directed to steve@dogfriendly.co.uk Every edition has a 16 page special A short article can be viewed at http://dogfriendly.co.uk/pdf/OutAbout_Jan12_pg16-18.pdf Digital Magazines can be found here

Background and Format: Dogs Friendly cornwall is a magazine which help people discovering dog friendly places to eat, stay, visit and explore in Cornwall. The magazine is published quarterly. It is a magazine, website and a print guide for dog owners.

Written for dog lovers of the region. Presents in-depth coverage of local, dog-related news and information, interviews with celebrities, trainers and veterinarians, information on the latest pet products, health and behavior issues, advice columns and photographs of local dogs. Sections include Features, Interviews, Ollie's Corner, Dog Health, Dog Outings, Hot Dog, People Treats, Ask August and Dogs on Film.