Media outlets starting with P
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PPerfectville - Miami DolphinsUnited States of America
Sam Marcoux - A touring stand-up comedian and comedy writer for headline acts across the country, Sam is also a seasoned podcast host, producer, and creator. With a sharp wit and a deep love for the Dolphins, he brings both humor and heart to Perfectville every week. Twitter: @TigerClawMedy Chris Cullen - A former Wingate University football player and seasoned sports media pro, Chris spent time working with the Dan Le Batard Show in Miami. His takes hit harder than a Zach Thomas tackle, and his passion for the Dolphins runs as deep as Marino's stat line. Twitter: @ChrisC561
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PPerfeteUnited States of America
The blog serves as an online wedding planner for everyone involved: brides, grooms, bridal party members, and guests. 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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PPerforce BlogUnited States of America
Perforce Blog is a blog for a leading provider of highly scalable development and DevOps solutions designed to deliver dynamic development, intelligent testing, risk management, and boundaryless collaboration. They partner with organizations that must accelerate time to market and reduce risk in environments where the cost of failure is high.
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PPerform with Dr. Andy GalpinUnited States of America
This is Perform with Dr. Andy Galpin. I'm Dr. Andy Galpin, a professor and director of the Human Performance Center at Parker University. With this podcast, my goal is to help you better understand and maximize your own physical and mental performance, leveraging my two decades of experience with elite performers, including Olympians and world champions across numerous sports. The goal is to cover a range of tools, technologies, and strategies designed to help everyone--from beginners to record-breaks, and everyone in between. I'll use a format that I call the "3 I's." For every topic, we'll explore how to 1) Investigate (measure it), 2) Interpret (determine what's bad, ok, good, or even elite!), and 3) Intervene (implement changes). This framework will guide our discussions on both the science and actionable insights--the do's and don'ts. In the upcoming episodes of Season 2, we'll dive into topics such as how metabolism and metabolic rate truly work, how to maximize brain function and health, what sports nutrition looks like in the world's best athletes, how to improve bone health and accelerate healing, the science of strength training for kids, and much more. While not all of us are elite athletes--myself included--there are countless lessons and tools we can learn from those performing at the highest levels. And remember, as legendary coach Bill Bowerman stated, "If you have a body, you are an athlete." If you're not already, I hope you'll consider starting to train and recover like one.
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PPerformance Horse JournalUnited States of America
Dedicated to reining, cutting, roping, barrel racing and other timed horse events. Offers hands-on training articles and judging insights; stories about breeders and influential bloodlines; insightful health, breeding and management articles; and official show coverage from AQHA’s world championship shows.
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PPerformance Improvement JournalUnited States of America
Published by the International Society for Performance Improvement and edited for practitioners of performance technology in the workplace. Articles provide specific guidelines on applications of performance technology to help readers expand and understand their goals. Content includes case studies, organizational development, how-to features, guidelines for research, procedural models, updates on trends, ready-to-use job aids, reviews and field viewpoints.
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PPerformance Marketing WorldUnited Kingdom
Background and Format:Owned by Haymarket media Performance Marketing World is an online media for performance marketers that want to be informed and inspired by successful brands, agencies and platforms.
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PPerformance Racing IndustryUnited States of America
Written to cover the performance auto racing industry. Contents include photo essays of high performance modified autos and interviews with high-performance aftermarket product manufacturers. Covers financial management, marketing and advertising of successful race businesses. Content includes new racing product information, motorsports industry trend stories, merchandising tips, and business advice for racing equipment retailers. Feature articles cover industry trends and advise on automotive racing product types. Regular departments include: Industry News, covering industry personnel changes as well as automotive trade shows and other events; Race Shop, listing new high performance auto parts and equipment; Catalogs, listing parts, accessories, and equipment catalogs; and Industry Happenings, covering news from the auto racing associations.
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PPerformance Racing NetworkUnited States of America
Performance Racing Network broadcasts all NASCAR-sanctioned Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series events held at Speedway Motorsports-controlled tracks which include Atlanta, Bristol, Infineon, Las Vegas, Charlotte Motor Speedway, New Hampshire, Kentucky Speedway and Texas. It also assists the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Radio Network for the Brickyard 400. Performance Racing Network and Motor Racing Network on most occasions share the same radio affiliates.
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PPerformance Today - American Public MediaUnited States of America
Performance Today is a program that allows classical music lovers to experience the creative vitality of classical music firsthand. The show recreates the thrill of live concerts by world-renowned artists in concert halls around the globe, featuring classical music in concert from the American Public Media studios and sites around the world. Performance Today reaches approximately 1.4 million listeners weekly on 292 stations around the country. The lead time for submissions and guest interviews is two to eight weeks in advance. Concert submissions for broadcast are accepted, but they must be recorded on DAT. Cassettes are unacceptable. In addition, audio submissions should be accompanied by a program book from the concert and appropriate background information about the performers and the venue. Tapes are non-returnable. Legal proof showing that the performers have given permission to have their tape submitted is required. When trying to pitch an artist to the program, send a full press kit and performance tape, and allow time for a pre-interview. When pitching a new CD, just send the disc and a press release. Information may be sent by mail, or e-mail. The show offers a digital Podcast.