Serves as an online resource for retail professionals and virtual round table of opinion and advice covering key dynamics and issues affecting the retailing industry. Additionally features paneled discussions, business tips and webinars.

Background and Format: The Retford, Gainsborough & Worksop Times is published by Northcliffe Newspapers Group Ltd daily and is aimed at residents of the town. Covers news and sport. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached here. Circulation: Source: ABC. Awards: 2016 - newsawards, Weekly Newspaper of the Year (winner) Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Wednesday 19 December 2012 Local media business Local World has purchased the assets of former regional publishing groups Northcliffe Media and Iliffe News and Media. As a result, the new group now owns 16 daily newspapers, 36 paid-for weeklies, 40 free weeklies and 63 local websites. For full details of which publications have been acquired visit www.local-world.co.uk Gorkana UK Financial Alert: Tuesday 6th December 2016 Cornwall Live and Lincolnshire Live have now launched as part of a merger of eight titles within Trinity Mirrors regional portfolio. Cornwall Live is now home of Cornish Guardian, The Cornishman and West Briton. Lincolnshire Live now features content from Lincolnshire Echo, Sleaford Target, Boston Target, East Lindsey Target  and Retford Times. The website for Cornish Live can be viewed at www.cornwalllive.com and the team can be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/cornwalllive. The website for Lincolnshire Live can be viewed at www.lincolnshirelive.co.uk and the team can be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/lincslive  

Professor Ben Ansell asks some of the world's sharpest minds about the latest thinking, and what it might mean for policy and society.

Rethink Blog is a mainstream charity weblog based in the UK. It is the official blog for Rethink Mental Illness, a national mental health membership charity that works to help those affected by severe mental illness recover a better quality of life. The Rethink Blog was set up in November 2007 by the National Schizophrenia Fellowship. The blog’s content is produced and published by a group of Bloggers, Writers and Editors. The blog is updated daily and self-published. Blog posts can be found listed under several categories including: Siblings, Young People, Carers, Family & Friends, Health Professionals, Medication & Therapy, Services, Physical Health, Work & Money, Stigma & Discrimination, Recovery, Social Issues and Housing. Posts range between 500 to 1000 words. PR opportunities exist but are limited to mental illness related-news, guest Bloggers, campaigns and interviews or profiles of someone who has experienced mental illness. PRs are therefore encouraged to familiarise themselves with the blog’s content before they consider approaching. The team can be best contacted via email, phone or post.

RETHINK Retail is a multimedia outlet (publications, podcasts, research) that explores the evolution of retail and the most recent trends and innovations in commerce.

RETHINK Retail Podcast covers the most recent trends and innovation in commerce.

Rethink TV forecasts and explains how changing business models will revolutionize video delivery

ReThinking with Adam Grant is a podcast hosted by organizational psychologist Adam Grant. In each episode, Grant engages in conversations and debates with guests from a range of fields, including business, science, sports, entertainment, and academia. The discussions focus on how people form and rethink their beliefs, decision-making, and ideas, often drawing on research in psychology and behavioral science. The show is part of the TED Audio Collective and features guests such as authors, entrepreneurs, athletes, and scholars.

Rethinking God with Tacos is hosted by Jason Clark and friends who are discovering that God is like Jesus--God is love, and His love is better than our greatest thoughts, better than our wildest imaginings, and even better than our best biblical understanding. Just friends who really like tacos, talking with amazing guests, rethinking. Join us.

Established in 1986 and written for educators and activists in the U.S. whose priority is high-quality, anti-racist, social justice education. As a journal of education reform, it brings experienced classroom voices to the forefront of the education debate. Editorial content includes innovative teaching ideas, listings of valuable resources and analyses of important policy issues such as vouchers and marketplace-oriented reforms, funding equity and standards and testing.