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Background and Format: International Tax Review is a magazine serving the international corporate tax community and is an essential resource for corporate tax directors and executives, chief financial officers, tax lawyers and advisers, and officials. International Tax review provides current analysis of tax changes, the latest deals and topical issues dominating the tax world. International Tax Review provides corporate tax directors with the implications of tax changes around the world, to their business. From both an industry and topic viewpoint, they give the view of fellow industry tax professionals, the revenue authorities and advisers, globally. International Tax Review provides practitioners with insight into what their clients are reading, as well as the views of other tax advisers on key topics. Audience and Readership: International Tax Review is read by tax practitioners from both corporate and private practice. Deadline: Press deadline is on the 12th of each month. Time of Publication: Towards the end of each month. Frequency: Published 10 times per year with two double issues, December/January and July/August. Circulation: Figure not disclosed by publisher.  Ad Rates: The media pack is available here.

Background and Format: International Tax Review is a magazine serving the international corporate tax community and is an essential resource for corporate tax directors and executives, chief financial officers, tax lawyers and advisers, and officials. International Tax review provides current analysis of tax changes, the latest deals and topical issues dominating the tax world. International Tax Review provides corporate tax directors with the implications of tax changes around the world, to their business. From both an industry and topic viewpoint, they give the view of fellow industry tax professionals, the revenue authorities and advisers, globally. International Tax Review provides practitioners with insight into what their clients are reading, as well as the views of other tax advisers on key topics. Audience and Readership: International Tax Review is read by tax practitioners from both corporate and private practice. Deadline: Press deadline is on the 12th of each month. Time of Publication: Towards the end of each month. Frequency: Published 10 times per year with two double issues, December/January and July/August. Circulation: Figure not disclosed by publisher.  Ad Rates: The media pack is available here.

Established in 1994 and targets officials, managers and businesspeople involved in treasury activities internationally. Aims to provide a relevant global perspective on treasury news and information. Emphasizes how current issues relate to readers, their treasuries and clients as well as their companies. Focuses on real-world responses to challenges facing treasuries today with solution-driven articles. Includes information gained from treasury peer groups and experts as well as articles written by industry leaders and practitioners worldwide. Features case studies written by experts outlining challenges that they have met in their practice and the ways in which these issues were met and solved. Also contains brief expert articles on current topics of interest.

It's a LDN Thing is a fashion blog based in London and predominantly aimed at a UK audience; although some of the content is relevant to audiences elsewhere too. The blog was founded in January 2011 and is mainly focused on fashion, style, music, beauty and art. Millie Cotton is the owner of the blog; she says, "I write about all things fashion, lifestyle, beauty and music that I recommend and appreciate. There's also some of my own style thrown in too." The blog is part of the Vice blogging network and is also part the Handpicked Media community. It's a LDN Thing was nominated by Cosmopolitan in their Blog Awards in the Best New Fashion Blogger category in 2012; and it picked up the Highly Commended Award in the aforementioned category. The blog categories are Beauty, Events, Fashion, I Wear clothes, LFW, Music and Must Haves. Blog posts are largely focused around what Millie is wearing and where she got the items from. All posts are accompanied by high quality images that Millie sources herself. Blog posts follow a regular pattern of posting outfits and descriptions of the items of clothing and locations of the photoshoots. The blog is updated very regularly and on average it is updated on a daily basis. PR opportunities mainly exist in the form of product news and product reviews. The best way to contact the blog is via the email address milliecotton@gmail.com; or alternatively Millie is also available across various social media platforms including Facebook and Twitter. <w:LsdException

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Background and Format: Its all bee is a blog written by Bianca Malata covering all things related to travel.

Background and Format: ITS International magazine is a publication launched in March 1995. It is a global business to business publication that is geared to the requirements of the intelligent transport systems industry. Audience and Readership: Transport professionals. Deadline: One month prior to publication. Time of Publication: January/February, March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October and November/December Circulation: Source: Publisher. Ad rates: Information on advertising can be found here. A media pack can be viewed here. Other information: ITS International sends out a fortnightly newsletter to 26,600 industry professionals. (Source: Publisher)

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It's Your London is a blog that showcases the highlights of living in London. The blog posts are written by Sue Hillman, who loves London and runs www.itsyourlondon.co.uk, a design and planning service for private tailor made visits to London. Previous posts in the London Living @ It's Your London blog include What's on in London this winter 2016, Christmas lights in London 2105, Lunch at .... J Sheekey, London, Dutch life and great satire at the Queen's Gallery London, Lunch at ..... Corrigan's in Mayfair, 4 horses and 100,000 balloons in London! and Take a peek into the Museum of Crime for some grisly, fascinating history. PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to London living. Sue can be reached via her Twitter where she is active and very responsive.