Background and Format: Launched in 1876, The Glasgow Times (previously The Evening Times) is published by the Newsquest Herald & Times Group daily and is aimed at residents of Glasgow as well as the West Highlands and Central Scotland. Covers news for Glasgow and across Scotland, entertainment for film, theatre, TV & Radio, clubs, technology, food & drink, lifestyle and sport including Celtic and Rangers. It also has sister newspapers the Glasgow Herald and Sunday Herald. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached here: advertising.heraldandtimeslabs.com/contact/ Circulation: Source: ABC (print and digital edition combined). Awards: 2019 - Scottish Press Awards, Local/Weekly Campaign of the Year: "Glasgow's Got Heart" (nominated)  2018 - Regional Press Awards, Campaign of the Year (daily paper): Glasgow’s Got Heart (nominated)  2017 - Regional Press Awards, Campaign of the Year: Opt for Life (nominated) 2015 - Scottish Press Awards, Journalism Team of the Year: Bin Lorry Crash (nominated) 2015 - Scottish Press Awards, Front Page of the Year: Bang after bang and then screams... (nominated) 2014 - Scottish Press Awards, Front Page of the Year: Copter Carnage (nominated) 2013 - Newspaper Awards, The Environment Award: Streets Ahead Campaign (nominated) 2010- Scottish Press Awards, Campaign of the Year (Runner-up) 2009 - Press Gazette Regional Newspaper Awards, Newspaper of the Year Newspaper of the Year (Daily/Sunday) - above 40,000 circulation (shortlisted) 2009 - Scottish Press Awards, Campaign of the Year (Shortlisted) 2005 - UK Evening Newspaper of the Year (Press Gazette Awards) 2005 - Scottish Newspaper of the Year (Scottish Press Awards) 2005 - Campaigning Regional Newspaper of the Year (The Newspaper Society)

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Background and Format: Event is a magazine for the live events and exhibitions marketplace published by Haymarket Corporate Media. Each edition features a special report on an emerging trend in the industry, as well as news suppliers, venues and technology updates. In January 2008 RSVP magazine merged with Event magazine to incorporate both titles. In 2014 Event magazine rebranded itself to reflect a contemporary new look and focus across its digital, print and live events portfolio. The brand’s redesign followed 15 months of face-to-face interviews and online feedback from the brand’s audience. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at those who work in the events industry. Deadline: No set deadline. Circulation: Source: ABC Monthly Unique Users: 55,000 (Source: Publisher) Supplements and sections: News, features, ideas. Four page special report on an industry issue every month. Ad rates: Information on advertising can be found here Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Monday 20 October 2014 Event, the magazine for the events industry, has launched a new design for both its print and digital platforms. The design reflects a contemporary, new look to reposition the brand. The relaunched website, www.eventmagazine.co.uk, features dedicated channels for brands and agencies, as well as an 'Inspire Me' feed which will host news on the latest industry trends as well as supplier, venue and technology updates. The Knowledge section will include a mix of industry-led research focusing on current and future trends, alongside special reports and in-depth features on specific sectors. Each edition of the new-look magazine will feature a special report on an emerging trend in the industry, with the first issue looking at secret events. The team at Event can be reached on +44 (0)20 8267 5000 and eventmagazine@haymarket.com. They can also be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/eventmagazine Gorkana Alert: Thursday 28 June 2012 Event have relaunched their website at www.eventmagazine.co.uk, now designed to be more interactive, easier to navigate and to provide an improved experience for visitors. The redesigned homepage casts a glimpse of what readers can expect, encompassing Event TV, breaking news stores and exclusive online features. New additions include a specific channel that showcases Event’s live portfolio, a dedicated Games channel covering the industry’s role in the Olympics, and further pages with coverage of festivals, exhibitions, product launches and hospitality. Photo albums published by Event are now found within the Galleries channel, and the Blogs channel has seen a revamp with new content from key industry figures providing comment and opinions on news within the sector. The editorial team can be reached on +44 (0)20 8267 5000 and eventmagazine@haymarket.com

Background and Format: EVENT is the culture and celebrity supplement of The Mail on Sunday, which launched on 14 April 2013. Each week it covers celebrity, film, music, TV and radio, books, theatre, comedy, food, technology and cars. it includes an 'Inside the head of...' Q& A interview, main celebrity feature interviews dedicated to music, television and art, a critics section covering the week's 'essential' reviews, car reviews by Chris Evans, TV pages and a TV guide for the commencing week.  Audience and Readership: The supplement is aimed at those interested in celebrities, cars, television, entertainment and the arts. They will also be readers of the Mail on Sunday. Deadline: Copy must be submitted two weeks in advance of intended inclusion in publication. The supplement  goes to press every Wednesday. For example, for inclusion in 1 October issue it would be before Wednesday 20 September. Time of Publication: Every Sunday inside The Mail on Sunday. Circulation: 1,063,053 (Source: ABC). Ad Rates: Advertising rates can be viewed here and a specification can be viewed here. Awards: 2015 - Newsawards, National Supplement/Magazine of the Year (nominated) Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Monday 15 April 2013 The Mail on Sunday’s EVENT magazine has now launched. The culture and celebrity supplement covers celebrity, film, music, TV and radio, books, theatre, comedy, food, technology and cars and is edited by Gordon Thomson. Gordon is the former Editor of The Sunday Times digital and Time Out London. Gordon can be reached on +44 (0)20 3615 5071 and gordon.thomson@mailonsunday.co.uk. He can also be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/gordonjthomson Gorkana Alert: Monday 25 March 2013 The Mail on Sunday has announced it is to launch a new magazine called EVENT next month. The culture and celebrity supplement will hit newsstands for the first time on Sunday 14 April 2013. Each week it will cover celebrity, film, music, TV and radio, books, theatre, comedy, food, technology and cars and will be edited by Gordon Thomson. Gordon is the former Editor of The Sunday Times digital and Time Out London. Gordon can be reached on +44 (0)20 3615 5071 and gordon.thomson@mailonsunday.co.uk. He can also be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/gordonjthomson

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Covers all forms of event management. Includes refereed and invited articles, book reviews and documentation of news and trends. Presents profiles of organizations and management case studies.

Event Manager Blog is an online blog that is particularly relevant for people who are in the event industry and was created by Julius Solaris. They aim to be a "reference for the event startup community, giving space to initiatives to advocate and support innovation in the event industry". The blog was started in April 2007 by Julius who is the Editor of EventManagerBlog.com, he is also an international speaker and author of The Good Event Registration Guide and Event App Bible. Sections on the site include How To Articles, including: Tips, Start Event Business, Event Management, Sustainability, Lifestyle. Trends & Events Ideas, including: Festivals, Event Trends, Meeting Design, Marketing, Venues, Ideas and Event Technology, including: Start Ups, Event Apps, Social Media, Video, #Eventtech. Posts are added several times a month. This blog does not want to be contacted by PRs. 

Written for professionals in the event marketing industry. Focuses on the business of experiential marketing and provides buyers and suppliers with a marketplace in which to share ideas and commerce. Chronicles how marketers around the world are creating the ultimate experiences for their constituents. Presents research, topical trend stories, case studies and how-to articles. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Created for professionals in the event marketing industry. Focuses on the business of experiential marketing and provides buyers and suppliers with a marketplace in which to share ideas and commerce.

Written for amateur and professional event planners. Topics featured include decor, themes, high tech support, indoor facility equipment, food and beverage ideas, special effects, new products and financial issues and regulations. Provides corporate, product and event profiles with suggestions from experts in the field. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).