Background and Format: Established in 1999, just-food.com aims to deliver independent, authoritative and timely business information. The editorial team will report and interpret the food industry's key events and trends, publishing up to 20 major stories, comment and analysis articles and interviews each working day. The deadline for stories to be in is daily at 3pm.

Background and Format: Just Food (formerly Inside Food) features special reports exploring the biggest topics in the industry as well as regular updates on market developments and interviews with industry insiders. They also look at key food trends and ingredients, as well as the latest innovations and technologies, bringing together perspectives from caterers, manufacturers and consumers. Audience and Readership: Just Food is aimed at industry decision-makers in the food industry wanting up-to-date industry information and analysis Deadline: The editorial deadline falls one month prior to publication date. Time of Publication: The digital publication is published in January, April, July and October Circulation: The publisher does not disclose their circulation figures. Distribution: This publication is made available for free and is accessible digitally. Users also have the option to subscribe for free to get each new issue delivered to the inbox. Ad rates: For advertising please click here.

Just Football is a UK-based independent football blog with readers in 207 countries (and counting). The aim of the blog is to provide an analytical look at world football - the game, the culture, the spectacle and the passion. Just Football is a site that brings you commentary, news, analysis and opinion from issues around the football world - from Argentina to Zambia, from Alan Shearer to Zico. The blog posts are written by Jonathan Fadugba, a French football analyst and world football enthusiast as well as a large team of writers. Entries in the Just Football blog concentrate on categories such as fan culture, play, social and community including football news from Africa, Asia/Oceania, Europe, Features, Internationals, North/Central America and South America. On the Just Football blog, there is predominantly longform, analytical articles looking at any and every aspect of the football world, both contemporary, past and future. These longer pieces are interspersed with healthy doses of the latest and best in football culture - from tifos to new kits and boots to supporter-created videos and the occasional golazos that need to be shared. PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to sport and specifically international football. The team can be reached via email or their social media platforms where they are active.

Background and Format: Just For Nurses is a nursing community careers website with news, a jobs board, features, forums, career advice, discounts and competitions for those in the nursing industry. Audience and Readership: Nursing professionals and students Monthly Unique Users: Source: Publisher. Ad rates: For more information on ad rates click here

Each week “Just for Variety” columnist and Hollywood’s most recognizable red carpet correspondent Marc Malkin sits down with today’s biggest stars to talk film, television, pop culture and the latest news.

Just Get in the Car is an Internet Blog covering Things to do in Delaware County, PA and surrounding areas, Day trips to take from Delaware County, PA, Minor League Baseball Events, Community Events and Travel Destinations. Contact via email.

Just Get Started is a blog and podcast covering Overcoming fears, anxieties, and self-limiting beliefs to venture down the road to a more fulfilling life.

JustGiving Blog is the charity JustGiving's official blog. It is a commercial blog based in London and aimed at a UK audience. The JustGiving organisation was founded in 2000 and the blog has been publishing since May 2006. The motto of the charity is, "We help amazing people like you raise more money for charity." JustGiving is the largest online fundraising community in the UK; they exist to help people raise more money for a number of different causes. The charity was set-up to use the power of the internet to raise more money and awareness for charities, no matter how big or small. It was founded as an easy and cost-effective way for people to raise money for the people that need it most. The JustGiving Blog's content is provided by a number of members of staff who work for the charity. The blog provides latest news from the JustGiving charity and also the community that now exists thanks to the charity. Unfortunately the bylines on blog posts only include the first name of the blogger, so it is advised to contact the team on the generic email address. However, a lot of the posts are published by Rosalind Holley, the PR and Community Manager, who is also responsible for the JustGiving Twitter account too. The blog is divided up into three sections: Community, Charities and Events. Within the Community section there is News, Fundraising Ideas, Inspiration, Competitions and Runners. The Charities section tab is broken down into five elements: News, Social Media, Case Studies, Research and Insight. The Events tab on the blog is a calendar which details events happening, most of which include Marathon's up and down the country. Every March JustGiving holds an annual Awards ceremony, which the blog focuses on heavily. JustGiving is also active on Flickr and YouTube, where they post latest pictures from fundraisers, events and awards. Video content contains news and interviews from fundraiser, specifically marathons but also latest news from the charity. PR opportunities include competitions, events and more. If you have an idea or pitch that you would like to contact the JustGiving blog about the best form of contact is the email address provided above. Alternatively the team can be reached on telephone number, or on Twitter, where they are very responsive.

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Featuring Just Good Game News, JGGS is a community-driven explosion of all things great about gaming. The overlooked gems, positive news stories you need to know, money-saving deals, upcoming bangers and best of all: As many fan-submitted talking points as possible! Hosted on Acast.