Highsnobiety is an online publication covering forthcoming trends and news in fashion, art, music, and culture.

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Highsnobiety is a global fashion and media brand passionate about product and the stories that shape them.Highsnobiety is headquartered in Berlin and has offices in Amsterdam, London, Milan, New York, Los Angeles and Sydney. Highsnobiety has a digital first publishing approach, with multichannel presence.

HIGHSPEED Magazine is a modern automotive lifestyle platform built for enthusiasts who see cars as more than machines—they’re culture. We cover everything from custom cars, performance cars, racing, and DIY upgrades to the broader ecosystem around them: sneakers, streetwear, movies, music, and gaming. It’s a high-octane editorial mix that reflects how car culture actually shows up in real life today, not just in the garage. Our voice is tailored to Gen X and elder Millennials—an audience that grew up on tuner culture, early Fast & Furious-era influence, sneaker drops, and analog-to-digital transitions. We speak to readers who appreciate both heritage and evolution: people who remember car magazines and mixtapes, but now consume culture across platforms. That means our content balances nostalgia with relevance—practical, style-aware, and rooted in lived experience rather than hype. In short, HIGHSPEED isn’t just about cars—it’s about the lifestyle that surrounds them, delivered in a tone that respects where our audience came from and where they are now.

Covers general technology topics including gadgets, software, hardware and Web services. Additionally, discusses parenting and fatherhood. The blog can be reached via an online contact form. More information about HighTechDad.com can be found on the About page: https://www.hightechdad.com/about . Apart from a small amount of advertising revenue Michael receives from the blog, he receives no financial compensation for these articles (with the exception of sponsored posts/reviews and/or influencer programs). His policy is to keep any samples that are sent to him. There are extreme cases where he makes an exception to this policy. With this in mind: He will cover both the positives and negatives about your hardware or software or website or service; If the sample must be returned (not typically done), please ensure that there is ample time for him to review it AND provide return shipping; He will disclose in the review that he received the product/service for free, as a sample or as a “thank you for taking time to review and write”; he will, on occasion, take monetary payment for posting a review or article provided the product fits with his editorial criteria; he will NOT insert text into a previous review advertising your product or site for money – send him a sample and he will review it and he will do his best to provide a timely review (especially with new product launches), however some reviews may be queued for later release or until the product is fully reviewed. Michael does look for sponsorship of the site and has participated in influencer and ambassador programs with many major brands. If you are interested in HighTechDad (HTD) reviewing your product or Sponsoring HighTechDad.com, please fill out the contact form as completely as possible. He gets many requests so be sure to explain why your information or product is accurate, compelling, cutting-edge, helpful and/or fun.

Highway 81 Revisited is a Music blog covering NYC/NEPA celebrating their 10th anniversary.

Serves as the official publication of the Associated Pennsylvania Constructors covering highway and heavy constructors in Pennsylvania and surrounding states, along with miscellaneous coverage of other state related highway organizations throughout the United States. Editorial coverage includes valuable news regarding current topics and issues affecting Pennsylvania's highway constructor industry and promotes quality in the design and construction of transportation systems, fosters a positive partnership between governmental agencies/officials and APC members, and advocates adequate funding for Pennsylvania's transportation needs.

Highway to Health is video podcast and live event series exploring healthcare's future. The podcast is hosted by David Kemp, where he leads conversations with industry pioneers to explore the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the future of healthcare.

Background and Format: Launched in 1934, Highways is published by Hemming Group Ltd ten times a year and is aimed at transport infrastructure professionals who work in government agencies, transport departments,  local authorities, engineering consultancies and specialist and termed maintenance contractors. Covers road worker safety, training, skills & recruitment, software & IT, regional focus, ironwork & drainage, traffic signs, markings, pedestrians, lighting, vehicles & plants, road expos, materials, technology and intelligent traffic.  It also has a sister publication Smart Highways. The media pack is available from: mailers.aladltd.co.uk/Highways_and_Smart_Highways_Media_Kit_2017_v3.pdf Circulation: Source: ABC

Background and Format: This is the website that accompanies Highways magazine. There is also a weekly newsletter distributed on Fridays. Audience and Readership: It is aimed at those in the highway maintenance and traffic management industry. Readers include National, Regional and Local Government Agencies, Consulting Engineering Practices, Highway and Traffic related contracting companies and suppliers of a vast range of highways products and equipment. Monthly Unique Users: Source: Publisher (average from 2015 until 2016) Ad rates: Advertising information and a media pack can be found here