The magazine of international economic policy.

Designed for professionals advocating and shaping their distinctive products and services into successful and socially responsible worldwide brands. Written for those dedicated to the business needs and challenges of global advertising, media, and marketing communications.

The Internet Advisor is a weekly, one-hour, local radio program that serves the Detroit area. According to its hosts, the program's goal "is to help people stay in touch with the exploding world of the Internet in a way that is intriguing to the unplugged and valuable to the frequent users of the Internet for business and pleasure." The program discusses and explores all issues related to the Internet. The show aims at communicating in easy-to-understand language in order to accommodate all levels of Internet-users. Topics range from interesting Web sites to Internet providers and from cybercrime to online shopping. The program is both interview- and caller-driven. Listeners are encouraged to phone in with their questions regarding Internet issues. The numbers listeners should use to participate in on-air discussions are (313) 875-4476 and (800) 859-0957. The show launched in February 1998. The Internet Advisor is geared toward Detroit-area listeners, ages 25 to 54, interested in the Internet and other related topics. For information on specific advertising opportunities, contact the sales department at WJR-AM at (313) 873-9742. There are no specific deadlines or lead times for the program. All pitches, press releases, and other related materials should be directed to the show's producer.

Published for faculty, teachers, and administrators who use and teach the use of Information Technology and the Internet. Outlines innovative deployments of Information Technology via the Internet and reports on research designed to gauge the impact of IT and the Internet on instruction in post-secondary education.

Internet Brands Automotive Group's blog covers automotive content. 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 logger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well.

Created to help legal professionals take better advantage of the Internet's marketing and research capabilities. Discusses the benefits of conducting research and electronic marketing on the Internet. Sections include: Legal & Investigative Research Training; Online Continuing Legal Education (CLE); Legal & Investigative Research Newsletter; Legal, Business & Investigative Research Articles; Lawyer Marketing; Legal, Business & Investigative Research Seminars and Legal, Business & Investigative Research Books.

Targets educators and users within the academic community. Presents original research and reports on the Internet from selected books and journal articles with emphasis given to searching, policy, security, viruses, Internet indecency, law, future versions of Internet, access, social applications and impact, current applications and trends and chat room analyses.

Created to provide news updates and legal coverage for aspects related to the Internet and online services for attorneys. Covers the Internet and the law as well as law marketing.

Written for attorneys by Internet professionals that provides information about legal related Web sites. Specifies how to find data and how to retrieve data on the Internet. Topics covered include a wide variety of legal areas such as bankruptcy, legislative research and litigation. In addition, there is information available about how to navigate around legal Web sites, information on important court decisions and technical information as well.

Internet of Things is published under Technica Curiosa and covers topics related to the Internet.