LIA TODAY is a full-color digital newsletter that is published six times per year. It includes articles on the latest industry news to keep members and other laser professionals current on important issues that impact the laser community.

Lia Writes is an Internet Blog covering Education, Books, Young Adult, Children, Work-life Balance, Career, Self-Care, Self-Expression, Mental Health, Travel. Contact via email. 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 blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well.

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LiberalAmerica.org is the only place on the web devoted to all things liberal.

Liberal Burblings is a developing politics and news blog that is based in the UK and is predominantly aimed at a UK audience. Liberal Burblings was founded by Paul Walter, a Liberal Democrat activist from Newbury. The blog went live on 'liberalburblings.co.uk' on November 6th 2009, but was previously hosted on various other URLs. Since February 26th 2017 it has been hosted on 'paulwalternewbury.wordpress.com' and is the musings of Paul, mainly about politics. Paul says, "In fact, blogging reflects an interest of mine which is more long-standing than my interest in politics – writing. At the age of nine I ran my own weekly “newspaper” which I distributed to friends and family." Most recent entries on the blog include: Slideshow: Bonnie the Lib Dem cockapoo captures the spotlight in Cambridge, #LibDemFightback campaigners busy on the streets this weekend, Tim Farron commitment to end homelessness – reason to be proud, but also conscious of a great challenge and We’ve learnt the hard way not to stand in the middle of the road. PR opportunities mainly exist in the form of guest posts. The best way to contact Paul is on the email address provided; alternatively he is available on Twitter.

Liberal Democrat Voice describes itself as the “best read independent website for Lib Dems”. It is run by Liberal Democrat members, activists and Bloggers and has more than 50,000 unique users per month. The Blog is managed by Editor Caron Lindsay as well as Helen Duffett (Associate Co-Editor) who work with a number of Day Editors including Mary Reid, Paul Walter, Nick Thornsby and Joe Otten as well as a number of Contributing editors including Alex Foster, Stephen Tall and Sara Bedford. Guest Bloggers also contribute posts. Blog posts are mostly news-led and also take the form of opinion pieces. Guest Bloggers, which include current and former Politicians, contribute discursive comment-led posts on current issues. PR opportunities include news and interviews related to Politics. The team can best be reached by telephone, email or their social media platforms where they are active and very responsive.

Written for administrators and faculty at colleges and universities, as well as public policy leaders and professionals in public and private organizations who are working to improve the quality of undergraduate education. Brings teaching and learning, leadership and faculty innovation, new ideas and enduring values together in the service of undergraduate education. Covers topics such as time management, teacher/student relationship building skills, emerging academic movements and technological advancements.

Liberal England is a blog covering liberal issues in England and falls in line with the politics of the Liberal Democrats. The blog covers political affairs that affect different areas and people living in England. It also covers the policies and work of the Liberal Democrats. Jonathan Calder has been a political Blogger for a number of years and first started Liberal England in 2004. Prior to Liberal England he wrote the Diary of Whittington - created during London’s first mayoral election, which Jonathan describes as “the first political blog in Britain”. Jonathan has also written House Points, a weekly Commons sketch written for Liberal Democrat News, and has previously contributed to The Guardian, New Statesman, Openmind, Liberator, Spiked, Clinical Psychology and the British Psychology Society Psychotherapy Section Newsletter. He has also worked as a District Councillor and has contributed to speeches by Paddy Ashdown and Charles Kennedy. Blog posts cover a wide variety of topics including current affairs, the politics of the Liberal Democrats, social liberalism, local politics and international issues. He posts several times a day, often posting around 90 a month. PR opportunities may be limited, subject to the nature of the blog, but Jonathan does appear on other media outlets and he can be reached by email.

Features political news in Orange County, California, focusing on liberal causes.

Leader & Times covers city, community, local news and related topics