This social networking site enables users to create and join groups based on location and topic. Allows people to find others in their area who share their interests.

Created in June 2013 MEF Minute is the blog and discussion hub for the global trade association, Mobile Ecosystem Forum (MEF), the community for mobile content and commerce.Posts are written by the MEF team. MEF has active chapters in Asia, EMEA, Latin America, Middle East, Africa and North America. MEF Minute captures and distributes news and views from across the company's "global footprint", from members and non-members - for example, companies wishing to monetize their products and services via mobile. Topics on the blog include Mobile Payments, Mobile Banking, Mobile Commerce, Mobile Apps, Mobile Privacy and Consumer Trust, Mobile Messaging, Second Screening / Dual Screening, Mobile Startups, Global Mobile Trends, Mobile Entertainment, Mobile Marketing and Advertising. The posts vary in length.In terms of PR opportunities the team is interested in insight-led mobile industry comment on the outlined topics as well as infographics, reports, trends and analysis. The team can be reached via email.Awards:2016 - UK Blog Awards, PR, Media, Marketing & Comms (nominated)2016 - UK Blog Awards, Digital & Technology (highly commended)2015 - National UK Blog Awards, PR, Marketing, Media & Communications Blog - Company (Winner)

MEFeater Magazine is an online lifestyle publication that provides news and information on music, entertainment, fashion, culture, Black interests, and African American issues.

Meg Johnson is a Blog covering Books, Poetry, Non-Fiction.

This blog features the perspective of Meg Meeker, a pediatrician, mother, and parenting expert. Discusses parenting, faith, children's health, family relationships and more.

Meg O. on the Go is a lifestyle blog featuring information on Motherhood and Beauty. Topics covered include lifestyle, beauty, parenting, toddler, blogging tips and more. The blog reaches 80,000 people per month and it has a social following of over 13,000 combined.

Background and Format: Mega magazine launched on 6 February 2013 and is priced at £2.99. The magazine aims to be a humorous and fun title for 7 to 11 year-old boys. The four-weekly title focuses on a different popular theme or brand each month, enabling it to tie in with current trends that appeal to this young audience. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at 7 to 11 year-old boys. Deadline: At least one month prior to publication. Frequency: Every four weeks - 13 issues per year. Circulation: Source: ABC. Distribution: Available in newsagents. Ad Rates: Advertising information can be found here. Gorkana Alert: Tuesday 5 February 2013 Immediate Media Co will launch Mega magazine tomorrow, a new humorous and fun title aimed at 7 to 11 year-old boys. The four-weekly title will focus on a different popular theme or brand each month, enabling it to tie in with current trends that appeal to this young audience. Editor Kevin Pettman can be reached on +44 (0)20 7150 5525 and kevin.pettman@immediate.co.uk

Spanish-language magazine style brief news updates covering US and Latin American Hispanic entertainment gossip headlines.

This is a Hispanic newscast.

All over the world are megalithic marvels that whisper to us from the prehistoric past. From the Great Pyramids of Giza to the precision mortarless walls of Saqsayhuaman, Peru – these antediluvian wonders constructed with an ancient technology confound today’s experts and defy our greatest modern engineering. Ancient manuscripts such as the Bible, the book of Enoch, the Dead Sea Scrolls, the writings of historians like Josephus and the Spanish Chroniclers, as well as endless 20th century newspapers speak of giants that once walked the earth and wreaked havoc upon humanity. The same goes for the oral traditions of almost every ancient culture around the globe. From the elongated skulls discovered in South America, to the giant skeleton bones of the mound builders un-earthed in North America, the evidence can no longer be ignored. Have you ever wondered if there is more to history than we’ve been lead to believe? If your answer is yes, then you’ve come to the right place. Join me on my journey of reconstructing the prehistoric past.