Background and Format: The Fabian Review, is a publication produced by the Fabian Society. The Fabian Society is a British socialist movement, whose purpose is to advance the principles of Social democracy via gradualist and reformist, rather than revolutionary means. It is best known for its initial ground-breaking work beginning late in the nineteenth century and continuing up to World War I. The society laid many of the foundations of the Labour Party and subsequently affected the policies of states emerging from the decolonization of the British Empire, especially India. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at people who are interest in social democracy and socialism. Deadline: There is no editorial deadline, however it is recommended that material is submitted at least four to five weeks in advance. Time of publication: The magazine is usually published in January, May, August and September. Circulation: The circulation figure is not published. Distribution: The magazine can be ordered on the website, is supplied to members and is available through subscriptions. Ad Rates: Contact details for media related enquiries can be found here. Alerts: gorkana consumer alert: Thursday 26th March 2009 The Fabian Society, publishers of Fabian Review, are now tweeting at www.twitter.com/thefabians

Fabian Review is a blog from the Fabian Society, a society involved in the “development of political ideas and public policy on the left of the centre”. The Fabioan Society was founded in 1884. The Society is at the forefront of developing political ideas and public policy on the left. Blogger Andrew Harrop is the General Secretary of the Fabian Society. He has been in the role since June 2011, following the departure of Sunder Katwala. Blog posts are the views of the Fabian Society and are comment-led and cover left-wing politics and current affairs. Topics tend to include Economy, Education, Environment, Europe and The World, Government, Health, Housing, Life Chances, Politics and Welfare. Posts are updated intermittently, sometimes several times a month, to once every two months, and tend to be about the 500-word mark. The posts usually have no images. PR opportunities are not obvious, however, there may be some such as guest posts, so it is best to familiarise yourself with the content of the blog before approaching. The Fabian Review can be reached by email.

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Fabio covers Women's Interests,Regional General Interest,Men's Interests,Lifestyle

Background and Format: Fabric is aimed at residents of north and central London. Covers what to see & go, style & wellbeing, food & drink, travel, interiors, interviews with architects, features of apartments and suggestions of where to move. Circulation: Source: Publisher Awards: 2013 - PPA Awards, Front Cover of the Year (nominated)

Established in 1988 for architects, designers, landscape architects, and engineers. Covers architectural fabric structures, the fibers and fabrics used to make them, their design possibilities, their construction and issues regarding their applicability and acceptance. Projects covered in each issue include awnings, banners, canopies, solar shading, air and tensile structures, interior applications and other fabric end-products used in commercial and residential applications.

The Fabric Filter newsletter is a complete information and fact finder on high-tech products and how they affect the environment. Fabric Filter is the source for the most comprehensive pollution and contamination control information. It is written for users of high-tech products. The lead time for Fabric Filter is one month. Deadlines for the publication are one month before issue date.

Fabric Of My Life is an interiors inspiration blog; a place where all Kate's design ideas, passions, thoughts and musings are collated into one big magpie's nest. Fabric of My Life was also featured in The Times' Online List of Top 50 Design Blogs.The blog posts are written by Kate Baxter. Kate describes herself as an interiors, lifestyle and travel blogger.Entries in the Fabric Of My Life blog concentrate on categories such as Design & Décor, Fashion & Style, Food & Travel and Tech & Gadgets. Posts tend to vary in length.PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to Interior Design, Product Design, Travel, Fashion and Food & Drink, as well as relevant events in Manchester and London. Kate can best be reached via email at kate@fabricofmylife.co.uk or her Twitter where she is active and very responsive.Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/fabricofmylife

Provides essential industry information for the drycleaning and laundering industry. Editorial offers in-depth coverage, technical operations, government relations and legislative issues, environmental issues, garment manufacturing/care and other topics relevant to staying current with the needs of the industry.

Serves as a source guide for equipment buyers looking for new equipment to compete effectively. Original editorial content focuses on traditional crossovers between metalworking and fabricating and reports on all aspects including the latest equipment and product news, technical process improvements and business-management techniques, industry trends and technology, emerging technologies and innovations. Includes product specifications in the monthly buyer's guide, as well as coverage of the latest rules and regulations affecting this industry.