Designed for the emerging homeschooling marketplace. Contains features and how-to articles designed to aid homeschoolers with their coursework and studies, showcases the latest educational software and Internet-based courses available, and discusses the more traditional distance-learning courses aimed at primary and secondary schoolers.

Written as an educational publication for the English-style horseback rider interested in breeding, raising and training horses for shows and events, hunter, jumper, equitation, dressage and eventing. Topics covered include step-by-step training and riding instruction, stable management hints, veterinary and breeding research, stable plans, money and time-saving tips, and interviews with top winning horsemen. Regular features include new products reviews, healthcare, and jumping clinic information. Goes beyond the how-to to discuss a wide range of topics from sports psychology to profiles of top riders and trainers. Holiday Gift Guide only covers equestrian-related gifts. Practical Horseman DOES accept bylined articles/submissions. Visit http://practicalhorsemanmag.com/get-involved/submit-to-the-magazine

Published for practicing attorneys. Provides concise, practical information on the major areas of law, including bankruptcy, business and commercial law, criminal defense, estate planning, law office management, pension and profit-sharing plans, personal injury, real estate law, taxation and trusts.

Background and Format: The Practical Lawyer is published by Legalease. The publication is a practical guide for the legal profession, offering a digest of news from a selection of sources. Audience and Readership: Targets both general practitioners and specialists in the legal sector. Deadline: They do not accept editorial submissions. Circulation: They do not disclose a circulation figure. Frequency: 10 issues per year. Distribution: The magazine is available through subscription. Ad Rates: For information on advertising, use the contact information here. Other Information: They do not accept press releases, as content is sourced from a variety of existing specialist legal titles. For a full list of content sources, please click here.

Practical Machinist is an internet magazine where metalworking professionals learn, share and live online. Practical Machinist is the most visited site for metalworking professionals. Practical Machinist is the easiest way to learn new techniques, get answers quickly and discuss common challenges with your peers.

Background and Format: Practical Motorhome, launched in 2001, is designed as a filter for readers looking for buying, travel or technical advice relating to motorhomes. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at people who are looking for information on motorhomes. Deadline: The deadline is six weeks in advance. Time of Publication: The magazine is published in the second week of the precending month to the cover issue. Frequency: 13 issues per year. Circulation: 11,246 (print) (Source: ABC) 874 (digital) Ad rates: Information on ad rates can be found here Gorkana UK Consumer Alert: Wednesday 21st March 2018 Future plc, global platform for specialist media, today announces the proposed acquisition of five specialist consumer titles from Haymarket Media Group for up to £14m. The five titles are, What Hi-Fi?, Stuff, FourFourTwo, Practical Caravan and Practical Motorhome. The intended acquisition of What Hi-Fi? provides an entry into the complementary audio visual market, whilst Stuff complements Future’s existing technology brands. The acquisition of Stuff is conditional on Competition and Markets Authority approval. These brands will present Future with the opportunity to continue its strategy of organic growth in line with its content monetisation strategy. The proposed acquisition will also give Future a position in new specialist verticals. FourFourTwo will give Future access to the football audience during World Cup year, whilst Practical Caravan and Practical Motorhome provide a strong subscriptions proposition in the outdoor leisure market. Future predicts the acquisition will be earnings enhancing, driving growth in operating profitability and cash generation. The full announcement can be viewed here.  

Circulation: The Publisher does not disclose the circulation. Affiliations: Practical Neurology is co-owned by BMJ and the Association of British Neurologists. Aims of the journal: Practical Neurology aims to be practical in the sense of being useful for everyone who sees neurological patients and who wants to keep up to date, and safe, in managing them. Readership: This is a journal for on-the-job neurologists. Manuscript submission: All content for Practical Neurology is commissioned. Author guidelines, as well as instruction on lead-times and submission acceptance, can be found here Online manuscripts submission can be made here Other information: Practical Neurology is a peer-review journal. Due to this, the manuscripts submitted to the journal are done so by professionals who source their own material - outside PR influence is unneccessary.

Created in 2002 to give neurologists and affiliated medical professionals current medical, business and surgical advice. Covers surgical techniques for neurological procedures, diagnosis of diseases and treatments.

Practical Neurology is a news and reviews journal with a mission to provide neurology clinicians the latest updates in their field in a concise practical manner that can be incorporated into clinical practice immediately or in the next 6-12 months. Practical Neurology covers all areas of neurologic disease in adults and children including: Alzheimer disease and dementia, epilepsy and seizures, headache and pain, multiple sclerosis, movement disorders, neuromuscular disease, stroke, sleep medicine, and traumatic brain injury and practice management issues. Primary Topics Covered by Outlet: Neurology, Neurologic disease, Alzheimer disease and dementia, epilepsy and seizures, headache and pain, multiple sclerosis, movement disorders, neuromuscular disease, stroke, sleep medicine, and traumatic brain injury, child neurology, practice management

Written for medical practitioners who routinely or periodically diagnose and treat patients with pain. Publishes articles written by medical experts about the contemporary, evolving, practical diagnoses and treatment of all types of pain. Designed to present the practitioner with an array of treatment modalities ranging from pharmacology to electrical nerve blocks, as well as reporting on the evolving position of pain management in the medical environment and emerging new products to combat pain.