Background and Format: Founded in 2004, Run-Riot is a listings website of cultural happenings in London. The content includes events from the worlds of art, clubs, dance, film, media, music, fashion and theatre. Their focus is on promoting unusual cultural activity taking place in mainstream arts locations, and mainstream stuff in weird places. Audience and Readership: The website is aimed at cultural enthusiasts in London, and those working in the arts, club, music, theatre, dance and media industries. Monthly Unique Users: The publisher does not currently disclose this figure. Supplements and sections: Art Club Dance Film Think Music Theatre Wildcard Ad Rates: For advertising enquiries, email: jamie@run-riot.com. Other Information: To reach the correct editorial desk, please send press releases to: art@run-riot.com Visual arts, photography, architecture, design, craft, sculpture, digital-arts, installations club@run-riot.com Nightlife, parties, club nights, fetish, cabaret, LGBTQ dance@run-riot.com all dance activity film@run-riot.com all-things film Alerts: Gorkana Consumer Alert: Thursday 26th November 2009 Run-riot.com, a London based events bulletin website, has launched a new listings section called Think. Think aims to bring together the best of London’s intellectual scene, from political debates to literary lectures and activist workshops. Users can also subscribe to a weekly e-shot and win free tickets to ‘Think’ events. For more information, Patrick Hussey can be reached on +44 (0)7507 355 018 and patrick@run-riot.com. Katie Antoniou can be reached on +44 (0)7785 182 135 and katie@run-riot.com. Alternatively, visit www.run-riot.com/think Gorkana Consumer Alert: Thursday 23rd April 2009 Patrick Hussey is Commissioning Editor of Run Riot, Freelance Journalist and Podcaster. Patrick has contributed literary articles to The Independent on Sunday (www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/books/features/the-truth-of-life-spat-out-with-elegance-552910.html), and recently travel articles to The Guardian (www.guardian.co.uk/travel/2009/apr/05/bandstands-acoustic-gigs). For Run Riot he writes his own column on alternative London culture 'Hussey's Riot' (www.run-riot.com/blog/106?q=node/1368) and co-hosts the 'Dotpod' podcast. He is interested in freelance commissions and pr leads regarding travel, arts, literature as well as alternative music and culture for articles and podcasts. He can be reached on +44 (0)7507 355 018 and patrick@run-riot.com The website for Run Riot’s ‘Dotpod’ podcast can be found at www.run-riot.com/podcast

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