Friends of the Earth Policy & Politics blog is a blog that provides 'insights into environmental policy and politics at a UK, EU and international level.' The blog posts are written by the Friends of the Earth team. Eleanor Bradstreet is the Media Manager. Previous posts include Like making apple juice pay an alcohol tax: clean energy faces carbon tax, Defra fracking report – the truths the Government tried to hide, People power works. Now let’s take the climate fight to every threatened community, Lancashire fracking decision and Cuadrilla's charm offensive, Opencast coalmine decision derailed in South Wales and Two communities, joined in common cause against fossil fuels. PR opportunities are not obvious, however they exist and if you have an idea or story then the best way to contact the blog is via telephone or on the contact form provided. Alternatively, they can be reached via telephone or on various social networking platforms. Eleanor can be reached at eleanor.bradstreet@foe.co.uk or on +44 (0)20 7566 1657.

The Friends of the Earth Green Blog is a commercial energy and environment blog based in London, aimed at a UK audience. Friends of the Earth is an influential environmental campaigning organisation. It is an extensive world network with around 2 million supporters across five continents and more than 70 national organisations worldwide. The organisation was founded in 1971 and The Friends of the Earth Green Blog campaigns for solutions to environmental problems and aims to make life better for people by inspiring solutions to environmental problems. The organisation's motto is: "see things differently" and the blog proclaims to share "secrets, loves and loathes from the UK's friendliest green team." Contributions to the blog are provided by staff members at The Friends of the Earth, although are some guest contributions from bloggers with expertise in the field of energy. The blog is updated frequently, with blog posts appearing several times a week. The blog is used for all green news from the Friends of the Earth organisation and also to raise awareness of green issues. But it is also used to update its readers on campaign and fundraising updates. The blog also provides awards and achievements from the key people in the energy and environment sector. The key topics included on the blog are environment, activism, campaigning, solutions, fundraising and climate change. Blog posts vary from short pieces accompanied with video content to lengthier more in depth blog posts. Every week the blog runs a regular feature called Supporter of the week, where the blog celebrates people who have made the organisation possible through their support. PR opportunities are not obvious, however they exist and if you have an idea or story then the best way to contact the blog is via telephone or on the contact form provided. Alternatively, they can be reached via telephone or on various social networking platforms.

Friends with Benefit is Benefit Cosmetics UK's official blog site. Benefit is a beauty and cosmetics range founded in 1976, by the Ford twins who created the San Francisco beauty boutique with a whimsical candy store atmosphere, building Benefit Cosmetics into a global beauty brand. The beauty brand now has over 1,000 counters in more than 25 countries. The UK blog focuses on new brands, news, awards, news at Benefit HQ and more. The posts are written by a team but no information is offered except a byline by "Sophie" - there are also guest Blogger opportunities. Categories on the blog include: Competitions, How tos, News, Photos, Random Musings, Tips & Tricks, What's New. The posts are added several times a week and include images. PR opportunities appear to be available such as offering prizes for giveaways and competitions on the site. The team can be reached via email as above and at Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE <w:LsdException Locked="false" Priority="10" SemiHidden="false" UnhideWhenUsed="false" QFormat="true" Name="Ti

Friendswood Reporter News is a newspaper serving the residents of Pearland, TX.

Background and Format: Launched in 1991, frieze magazine is published by Frieze Publishing eight times a year and is aimed at readers interested in contemporary art & culture as well as writers, artists and curators. Covers essays, reviews, columns about music, architecture, literature, fashion, performance and design. The media pack is available at: frieze.com/sites/default/files/2018_frieze_publishing_and_digital_overview.pdf¿ Circulation: The publisher does not disclose the number.  

Background and Format: Launched in 1991, frieze magazine is an international contemporary art and culture magazine. It includes essays, reviews and columns by today's writers, artists and curators. ncorporating writing from world-renowned authors, art historians and critics, covering high profile and emerging international artists as well as the latest in architecture and design, books, music, and film across features, essays, columns, listings and exhibition reviews. Audience and Readership: Frieze's readership sees a 48% male to 52% female split, with a median age of 38 years old and a mean household income of £112,318. Deadline: The editorial deadlines as well as advertising information can be accessed via the media pack available here. Time of Publication: The magazine is published in January/February, March, April, May, June/July/August, September, October and November/Decemner. Frequency: 8 issues per year. Circulation: Source: Publisher. Distribution: The magazine is available via subscription in print and digital format. It is distributed globally. Other information: Cover prices are £6.95 (UK), $12 (US), €10 (EU)

Frieze Blog is a mainstream arts blog that is based in London that is predominantly aimed at a UK audience; although some of the content could be relevant to audiences elsewhere too. It is the official blog of Frieze, a magazine that is published eight times a year. The magazine was first founded in 1991 and is mainly focused on art and culture. It includes essays, reviews, columns and has content from artists, writers and curators. The blog is an extension of the website and magazine. The blog was first founded in July 2007 and in the early days was updated quite infrequently. However, recently it has taken more prominence on the Frieze website and is updated multiple times a day. Posts include features, interviews, opinions, review, news, city report, culture digest, critic's guide, influences, picture piece, profile and satire. PR opportunities mainly exist in the form of exhibition reviews and some guest posts could be available. The best way to contact the team is on the email address or telephone number provided. Alternatively they can be reached on Twitter, where they are very active.

Background and Format: Launched in 1991, frieze magazine is published by Frieze Publishing eight times a year and is aimed at readers interested in contemporary art & culture as well as writers, artists and curators. Covers essays, reviews, columns about music, architecture, literature, fashion, performance and design. The media pack is available at: frieze.com/sites/default/files/2018_frieze_publishing_and_digital_overview.pdf¿ Circulation: The publisher does not disclose the number.  

Background and Format: Launched in 1991, Frieze Masters Magazine is a magazine which explores ideas from the past through the lens of the present and is published to coincide with Frieze Masters, the art fair of the same name that takes place in London’s Regent’s Park in October. It covers newly commissioned features reflecting the diverse range of work included in the Frieze Masters fair. Content includes short articles on topical issues such as new museums, conservation and art at the intersection of art and film. It also includes full details of all participating galleries in the fair.  Audience and Readership: Frieze aims its magazines at an audience they describe as highly-educated and cultured trendsetters, collectors, museum curators, artists and critics as well as the next generation of creative professionals. Deadline: The editorial deadlines as well as advertising information can be accessed via the media pack available here. Time of Publication: The magazine is published in October. Circulation: Source: Publisher. Distribution: The magazine is available in print and digital format and it can be purchased from frieze.com and bookstores, during September. Visitors can also purchase a copy with their ticket to the fair, or onsite at Frieze Masters in October.

Background and Format: Launched in 1991, Frieze Week is a feature led magazine that acts as the official insiders’ guide to Frieze art fairs. It provides a preview of the best works on view, news of curated projects and talks, and tips on the most important exhibitions and events taking place around town. Frieze Week is published in anticipation of Frieze New York in May and Frieze London & Masters in October Audience and Readership: Frieze aims its magazines at an audience they describe as highly-educated and cultured trendsetters, collectors, museum curators, artists and critics as well as the next generation of creative professionals. Deadline: The editorial deadlines as well as advertising information can be accessed via the media pack available here. Time of Publication: The magazine is published in May and October. Circulation: Source: Publisher. Distribution: The magazine is available via subscription in print and digital format. It is distributed globally. Other information: Cover price is £7.00