Background and Format: Get Sweat Go is a website for people that want to explore an active life, whether that’s through gear, fitness advice or adventure travel. It includes testing and recommending essential gear for running, trekking, yoga and workouts, and helping to connect fitness lovers with amazing travel experiences. The site is aimed at anyone considering the next part of their fitness journey. Editorial is broken down into three sections: ‘Get’, reviews, tests and expert recommendations of the best products to buy to achieve your goals, ‘Sweat’, guides for an active life, and ‘Go’, primary and secondary wellness and fitness tourism experiences. Instagram: www.instagram.com/getsweatgo Meet the Journalist: Get Sweat Go’s Tom Wheatley - July 2019 The write up can be found here. Media Alerts UK Consumer Alert: Friday 12th July 2019 Get Sweat Go, a new website for people that want to explore an active life, whether that’s through gear, fitness advice or adventure travel, has now launched. Published by the Wareable Media Group, the site can be viewed at www.getsweatgo.com. It includes testing and recommending essential gear for running, trekking, yoga and workouts, and helping to connect fitness lovers with amazing travel experiences. The site is aimed at anyone considering the next part of their fitness journey. Editorial is broken down into three sections: ‘Get’, reviews, tests and expert recommendations of the best products to buy to achieve your goals, ‘Sweat’, guides for an active life, and ‘Go’, primary and secondary wellness and fitness tourism experiences. Tom Wheatley is Editor. Previously Head of Data at ShortList, he can be reached at tom@getsweatgo.com. The team can be found on social media at www.twitter.com/get_sweat_go, www.facebook.com/getsweatgoonline and www.instagram.com/getsweatgo UK Consumer Alert: Wednesday 27th March 2019 Get Sweat Go, a new website for people that want to explore an active life, whether that’s through gear, fitness advice or adventure travel, will launch next month. Published by the Wareable Media Group, the site will include testing and recommending essential gear for running, trekking, yoga and workouts, and helping to connect fitness lovers with amazing travel experiences. The site is aimed at anyone considering the next part of their fitness journey. Editorial is broken down into three sections: ‘Get’, reviews, tests and expert recommendations of the best products to buy to achieve your goals, ‘Sweat’, guides for an active life, and ‘Go’, primary and secondary wellness and fitness tourism experiences. Tom Wheatley is Editor. Previously Head of Data at ShortList, he can be reached at tom@getsweatgo.com. The website will launch at www.getsweatgo.com. The team can be found on social media at www.twitter.com/get_sweat_go, www.facebook.com/getsweatgoonline and www.instagram.com/getsweatgo Media Alerts UK Consumer Alert: Fri

In this show, Tammy Bruce delivers commentary about the left's talking points and identity politics.

Get The Belt, British Podcast that discusses relevant pop culture and society shenanigans.

Background and Format: Launched in 2012, Get the Gloss is a website aimed at makeup artists, hair stylists, nutritionists, personal trainers, trichologists and wellness practitioners. Covers beauty, reviews, skincare, hair, makeup, nutrition & diet, mental health, recipes, sexual health and columns from women on career advice. The media pack is available from: www.getthegloss.com/media/document/2019-gtg-media-kit.pdf The website can also be found on Instagram at: www.instagram.com/getthegloss/ Monthly Unique Users: Source: Publisher Awards: 2017 - Online Media Awards, Best Designed Site (nominated) 2015 - Online Media Awards, Best Designed Site (nominated) 2014 - Online Media Awards, Best Designed Site (winner)

Being a local native, Steve Hayes returned to the Portsmouth area in 1999 to help build the area's most listened to morning show. With an arsenal of humor, upbeat music, local news, and sports, "The Get Up and Go Show" will always plug the listeners into the mood or moment of the day. According to Steve's philosophy, "I run my show as if I were a listener too. If I ever get bored with it, I'm sure the listeners would also. I simply try to pretend that I'm in the car, or sitting around the breakfast table with everybody else. By the way, would someone please pass the salt?" "The Get Up and Go Show" can be heard 5 am until 10 am Monday through Friday and from 6 am until 10 am on Saturday mornings.

Get Up is ESPN's morning program that launched on April 2, 2018. The show features news, opinion and analysis from the hosts and guests, and will air live on ESPN and rebroadcast on ESPN2 immediately following.

Get Up And Do Something is an online publication dedicated to providing health and fitness coverage for residents of Delaware.

Get Up and Get Moving is a blog that covers Health/Fitness, and reviews on Fitness Products. This blog accepts sponsored posts. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Show features various topics such as world events, economics, politics and sports.

Get Up DC! is WUSA 9's dynamic morning news program, offering a blend of local news, weather, traffic, and trending stories, all delivered with a distinct Washington, D.C., perspective. The show airs weekdays from 5:00 to 7:00 a.m., with an additional hour from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m., following CBS Mornings Radio & Television Business Report.​ Get Up DC! combines hard news with lighthearted segments, aiming to start viewers' days with both information and entertainment. The program features a rotating team of anchors and contributors.