Background and Format: ECA Today is sent to the members of the Electrical Contractors Association and was launched in May 2010. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at ECA’s exclusive database of member companies, associates and key contacts within the electrical and building services sectors. Deadline: One month prior to publication date. Time of Publication: Varies Frequency: Published in March, June, September and December. Circulation: The Publisher does not wish to disclose this figure. Distribution: The magazine is available in print and digital subscription.  Ad rates: For information on advertising email gareth@ecatoday.co.uk Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Thursday 17 June 2010 ECA Today is a new quarterly journal from the Electrical Contractors’ Association. It contains features on key issues affecting the electrical industry, case studies on high profile projects, updates on new technology, news and analysis, plus interviews with key industry figures. The magazine is distributed to members of the association. The first issue was published in mid-May, and the second issue is due in mid-September. Phil Lattimore is the Freelance Editor of the magazine, and can be reached on +44 (0)7802 870 008 and phil.lattimore@ecatoday.co.uk

Targets educational administrators, teachers, campus leaders and researchers. Features technological advancements in higher education. Highlights new technology and its place in the classrooms and research laboratories of colleges and universities. Presents new and innovative ways of integrating technology into teaching as well as improvements in on-campus communication and security. Aims to show educators ways to improve learning and teaching efficiency through the use of computerized and technological tools in and out of the classroom. Regular sections include Front Lines; Success at the Top, which profiles successful higher-education executives; In the News; Emerging Technologies; Enterprise Applications, featuring news, trends and best practices for using technology on campus; Teaching & Research, highlighting the latest developments affecting classrooms and research labs; eCampus Security; Money Matters, including success stories, trends and developments in higher education fundraising and finance; Legal Aid, providing news and analysis of the legal and ethical implications of campus technology use; Eye on the Ball, a section devoted to technology in college athletics; NetWatch, featuring higher-ed Web sites which assist in teaching, learning and leading; Product Spotlight and eCampus Partners, covering key organizations and leading companies in the eCampus movement.

Targets educational administrators, teachers, campus leaders and researchers. Features technological advancements in higher education. Highlights new technology and its place in the classrooms and research laboratories of colleges and universities. Presents new and innovative ways of integrating technology into teaching as well as improvements in on-campus communication and security. Aims to show educators ways to improve learning and teaching efficiency through the use of computerized and technological tools in and out of the classroom.

Impact Factor: 1.07 (Source: SJR) Monthly Unique Users:  The figure is nor currently disclosed. Affiliations: The Umberto Veronesi Foundation, the European Institute of Oncology Foundation and Swiss Bridge are the key founding charities of the journal. Aims of the journal: ecancermedicalscience is the peer-reviewed open access cancer journal founded by the European Institute of Oncology in Milan. Content: The online journal is multidisciplinary and peer-reviewed and considers articles on all aspects of research relating to cancer, including molecular biology, genetics, pathophysiology, epidemiology, clinical reports, controlled trials and cancer policy. ecancermedicalscience also publishes case reports. The team consider articles on all aspects of research relating to cancer, including molecular biology, genetics, pathophysiology, epidemiology, clinical reports, controlled trials and cancer policy. Editorial contacts: Please see the list of editorial contacts here. Manuscript Submissions: All editorial queries and submissions should be emailed to editor@ecancermedicalscience.com. For online manuscript submissions, click here. Also, see editorial policies here. Other information: Queries about content, submissions, reprints or the review process should be directed to Linda Cairns at editor@ecancer.org News stories, press releases, and queries about news or video content should be sent to news@ecancer.org. For queries about advertising, technical support and any other questions, please contact: info@ecancer.org. Awards: 2012 - AOP Awards, Use of Video (Nominated)

Background and Format: Ecclesiastical and Heritage World is an online magazine dedicated to churches and heritage buildings. Audience and Readership: Those with an interest in heritage property. Circulation: A figure is not available. Distribution: It is available online. Ad rates: For advertising, contact Business Development Manager Richard Shepherd on +44 (0)7429 516 265 or email: richard@dmmonline.co.uk Other information: There is no generic email address. A contact form can be found here. 

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