Launched in 2012, Front Seat Driver is a motoring blog aimed at a UK audience.  The blog posts are written by Phil Huff, a former motor racing driver and now a motoring journalist. Phil has spent 20 years working around cars in one way or another. Using his knowledge of the sport, Phil then spent years writing for SportNetwork, covering Formula One and the politics behind the racing. Phil is building a career driving and writing about the latest new cars and vans. A member of the Midland Group of Motoring Writers, Phil’s work has been published in outlets as diverse as Cambridge Business, Car Dealer Magazine, Gocompare.com, RoadTestReports.co.uk and Fleet World, along with many others. Ben Thorpe is also a contributor on the blog. Categories on the Front Seat Driver blog concentrate on categories such as Road Tests, News, Features, Top Ten, Video, Retro, Tyres, Vans, MPG and Competition. Recent entries include: First Drive: Suzuki Baleno, Inside Jaguar Land Rover’s Billion Pound Engine Factory, First Drive: Fiat 124 Spider, Heading off-road with the VW Amarok Trailblazers Challenge and Driven: Isuzu D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35. Posts are written several times a month. PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to motoring. Phil can be reached via email, telephone or his social media platforms where he is active.

Written for competitive and new shooters. Content includes features on new equipment, technique and firearm safety.

Frontdoors Magazine celebrates the people and groups who give generously and work to build the future of the community. Connecting to tens of thousands of online subscribers, Frontdoors Magazine has its pulse on the Valley’s lifestyle, dining, entertainment and philanthropy.

Frontdoors Magazine celebrates the people and groups who give generously and work to build the future of the community. Connecting to tens of thousands of online subscribers, Frontdoors Magazine has its pulse on the Valley’s lifestyle, dining, entertainment and philanthropy.

The show covers news and all aspects affected by the U.S.and Mexico border issues, immigration, demographics, and the changing culture in the Southwest.

This site is a collaboration among seven public radio stations. It is led by KJZZ in Phoenix and KPBS in San Diego. It covers news from Central Texas to Southern California, and from Las Vegas to the Mexican border. Offers stories with topics concerning the southwestern border with Mexico and security issues, immigration, drugs and weapons smuggling. Sections include: News, Special Reports, Locations, Multimedia

Frontier County Enterprise is a local weekly published newspaper for residents of Frontier County, NE and the surrounding areas. The publication is a general interest newspaper, covering local news, sports, weather, business, arts and entertainment, education, and other information of interest to the local community.

Established in 1975 as an academic feminist journal with the intention of pushing the boundaries of feminist scholarship within a national context. The journal focuses on the multicultural West, the borderlands within and between nations, and transnational aspects of the regional West, from the ancestral lands of Native Americans to ties with the Americas and the countries and peoples of the Pacific Rim. The journal examines relationships among place, region, and topics of longstanding concern to feminist scholars - gender, race, ethnicity, class and sexuality.

Frontline magazine is published by The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy monthly and is aimed at the society's members which consists of chartered physiotherapists, students and support workers. Covers news, physiotherapy research findings, interviews with physio and safety leads, book reviews and opinion articles. Supplements and Sections: News The team are interested in any new developments in the workplace or specialist group that readers belong to, or personal stories, that might interest other readers. These could include achievements, such as winning an award, research projects, new ways of working that improve patient care, or cutbacks and threats to services. Fundraising events Although unable to publish all submissions, the team are interested in good photographs: they will look at the story if high quality, engaging images of an event are provided, particularly if they took place in unsual circumstances surroundings, or they included personal involvement. involved the submittor personally. Awards: 2012 - MJA Summer Awards, Publication of the Year (nominated)

Documentary series examining international and domestic issues, diverging from public affairs to covering a range from environmental stories to autobiographical pieces. There is no host.