Background and Format: Nicva News is a members newsletter for the NICVA organistion. NICVA, the Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action, is a membership and representative umbrella body for the voluntary and community sector in Northern Ireland. Audience and Readership: Members of the Nicva. Deadline: The copy deadline is the second Tuesday of each month. Frequency: Ten issues per year. Circulation: The magazine goes out to 6,000 members. (Provided by publisher) Ad Rates: Nicva news currently does not accept advertising.

Niecyisms is an Internet Blog that covers everyday living, family life and style, parenting, education, green living, and healthy lifestyles, as well as a new book and product reviews and promotions. Contact via email.

Niel's Doll Room covers Hobbies

Nieman Lab attempts to help journalism figure out its future in an Internet age. Its highlights attempts at innovation and aims to evaluate what makes them succeed or fail. They want to help reporters and editors adjust to their online labors; they want to help traditional news organizations find a way to survive; they want to help the new crop of startups that will complement — or supplant — them.

The Nieman Journalism Lab is an attempt to help journalism figure out its future in an Internet age and covers news and journalism.

Written for journalists, critics and the general public. Features debates affecting the news industry. Launched as the first journalism review in the country in response to a national commission which deplored the state of journalism in The United States. Articles written by Nieman fellows and reporters on topics such as objectivity in reporting, welfare reform and ethics in journalism.

Nieman Storyboard is a daily website dedicated to promoting narrative journalism and narrative nonfiction.

Background and Format: The blog is run by Author Nigella. She writes about recipes in her blog.

Background and Format: Nigerian Watch is published by Green World Media Ltd monthly and is aimed at Nigerians living in Britain. Covers news, sport, travel, lifestyle including celebrity watch and Nollywood (Nigerian film industry) For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached at sales@nigerianwatch.com Circulation: Monthly figure (Source: Publisher) Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Monday 20 January 2014 Nigerian Watch, the free, monthly newspaper for the Nigerian community in the UK, will move from being a monthly to a fortnightly publication from 31 January. Each fortnightly issue will continue to include 24 pages of news, business, sports, lifestyle & entertainment and politics sections. Editor Jon Hughes can be reached on +44 (0)20 8588 9640 and editor@nigerianwatch.com

NigerianEye covers News