Geared towards those in the picture framing industry such as trade, retail and discount shops. Covers news and trends in the trade, marketing strategies and economic developments.

Background and Format: Picture Postcard Annual is a magazine that writes about everything around collecting postcards. It also has a sister publication Picture Postcard Monthly, which moved publishers to Chimes Publishing & Postcards. It covers topics such as postcard fairs and auctions, directory of postcard dealers, fair organisers and auctions, a comprehensive bibliography of postcard literature, index of past Picture Postcard Monthly articles, the postcard scene around the world and postcard club profiles. Audience and Readership: Collectors of picture postcards Frequency: Published once a year Distribution:  Available through subscription which can be set up on the website Ad rates: For advertising e-mail reflections@postcardcollecting.co.uk

Background and Format: Picture Postcard Monthly is a magazine designed for collectors and dealers of old or modern picture postcards worldwide. It includes lists of fairs and auctions. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at picture postcards collectors. Deadline: The deadline is on the 10th of each month. Time of publication: The magazine is published around the 22nd of each month. Circulation: Source: Publisher Ad Rates: Ad rates can be found here. For more information contact Sally Wingham via info@picturepostcardmagazine.co.uk Other information: There are no individual e-mails, please contact through general e-mail and address the query to the relevant person

Picture this Post helps time-strapped readers find travel and cultural offerings that best match their interests, as well as picture-rich discount deals. Coverage includes: Travel, Theater, Music, Dance, Art, Film, Museums, Non-Fiction books with a Culture Emphasis. New picture-rich reviews and previews of travel and cultural offerings are added daily, with select companion posts in YouTube. Picture this Post is staffed entirely by volunteer writers who are keen to promote culture and unique travel finds. Picture this Post has 24 city editions: Atlanta; Boston; Chicago; Dallas; Denver; Houston; California’s Inland Empire; Las Vegas; Los Angeles; Miami/S. Florida; Minneapolis-St. Paul; Nashville; NYC; Oakland; Orange County; Philadelphia; Phoenix; Portland; Sacramento; San Diego; San Francisco; San Jose; Seattle; and Washington D.C. PR professionals can directly input their events on Picture This Post's Readers' Calendar at: https://pixthispost.com/picture-this-post-event-submit-form/.

Background and Format: Picturehouse is a online website by Picturehouse Cinemas Ltd. and it features in-depth articles about film previews and events that are held at the 23 cinemas it has across the UK. It also features interviews with A-list stars and hightlights from the Screen Arts presentations that are hosted by Picturehouse. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at people who like visiting Picturehouse cinemas for their film experiences and are interested in learning more about what they're seeing.  

Launched in 1821 as the Manchester Guardian, The Guardian is published by the Guardian News & Media Ltd daily and is aimed at readers nationwide. Covers news, sport, culture, lifestyle, environment, society, science, technology, global development and business. It also has a sister publication, The Observer.

The Observer is a weekly newspaper owned by Tortoise Media. The newspaper, which is published on Sundays, covers national and international news, culture, politics and lifestyle. The Observer was a sister paper of the daily newspaper The Guardian up until April 2025.

Launched in 1785 as the Daily Universal Register, The Times is published by News UK daily and is aimed at readers nationwide. The paper covers news, business, sport, fashion, arts, guides to schools and universities and motoring. It also has a sister newspaper, The Sunday Times.

Background and Format: The MailOnline is the award-winning website of the Daily Mail newspaper. It features 500-600 stories each day. Much of the content shared on the site is original to that of the paper. As of August 2012, it is the most visited in the world. Stories tend to be picture heavy, relying less on long-form journalism and breaking political, business and showbiz news is reported from around the globe 24 hours a day.

Launched as the Evening Standard in 1904, and originally known as The Standard from 1827, The London Standard was rebranded as weekly title in 2024. It is a long-established regional newspaper published weekly on Thursdays and distributed free of charge in London, England. It is printed in tabloid format, and also has an online edition.