Handicap Solidaire Burkina is a blog that follows the eponymous project. It is a disabled people's organisation created in 2002, in collaboration with Handicap Solidaire Suisse, and established as an NGO in 2004. The main objectives of HSB are to promote and protect disabled people's rights, and to make disabled people aware of their rights in order for them to become active and participative citizens in development. The blog posts are mostly written by Gareth Wilce. Recent posts in the Handicap Solidare Burkina blog include: Peer Education Session at HSB Pabre, HSB vs. ASK - A Day like No Other in the World of Development, What do ICS volunteers do all day? and Handicap Solidaire Burkina Pabré’s Student Society Initiative. PR opportunities include news and stories in relation to the International Service. The team can be reached via email, telephone or their social media platforms where there are active.

ICT(formerly Indian Country Today) is a daily digital news platform that covers the Indigenous world, including American Indians and Alaska Natives. Press materials and news releases should be sent to the main email. Please include a photo with your press release.

Launched in February 2011, ICT Evangelist is a technology driven education blog. Author Mark Anderson is a published writer and speaker with more than 20 years classroom experience. Mark is very active on his social media outlets particularly his Twitter where he has more than 40k followers. Entries posted to ICT Evangelist concentrate on the following categories: ICT, learning & teaching, leadership and EdTech. Previous posts include: 'Adobe's slate app comes to the web', ' It's not the kids its the adults - working with technology in the classroom' and 'More ed, less tech: My new free book. Mark uploads content on a weekly basis. PR opportunities include product reviews and sponsored posts. Mark can be contacted via his Twitter (listed above) where he is very active. Awards: 2015 - UK Blog Awards Education Blog of the Year, Winner

Background and Format: ICT for Education looks to help those in UK schools get the most out of technology, be it in the classroom, the staffroom, the front office or the back office, in or out of school, during term time and during the holidays. Audience and Readership: Readership comprises of headteachers, ICT managers, heads of ICT, ICT coordinators, school network managers, business managers, teachers, consultants, local authority purchasers for UK primary and secondary schools and other education professionals. Deadline: Ongoing Monthly Unique Users: ICT for Education has around 100,000 individuals in the education sector on its database. Digital newsletters are received by around 35,000 members. (Source: Publisher) Ad Rates: For advertising information, please contact Louise Johnson at lj@ictforeducation.co.uk. 

Background and Format: ICT in Education's is published by Terry Freedman Ltd and aimed at  teachers, leaders and managers of educational ICT. Covers conference apps, qualitative data. a bi-monthly newsletter Digital Education and also features articles by guest writers, who are experts in their field. There are no advertising opportunities on the website.

ICT Today is a magazine that covers Information Technology topics. Includes inside information for communications technology professionals.

ICT Today is a magazine that covers Information Technology topics. Includes inside information for communications technology professionals.

ICTV Newswatch is an online Television that cover Covering Ithaca and all of Tompkins County.

The website stands for Internal Correspondence version 2 and provides news and information for pop culture retailers from "inside the world of pop culture products," with daily trade news, in-depth analysis and product and sales information available anywhere. Dedicated to increasing sales in the pop culture products industry by providing retailers with the best information and analysis available, and by creating a place for the whole industry to gather and exchange information. Includes fast-breaking trends in five important categories: Action figures, models and statues (toys); Anime, manga, and Japanese imports; Collectible card and role-playing games; Comics and graphic novels; Movie and TV merchandise. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

ICYMI covers the latest happenings in Internet culture and discourse.