Dedicated to providing industry professionals and corporations utilizing digital media technology with global real-time news, resources and services through editorial, discussion lists, feature articles and more.

This online magazine serves as a resource for producers of streaming online video. Offers tips for filming, editing and optimizing video for online playback. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Streaming Observer is a site dedicated to entertainment news focused on streaming television and movies.

Streamline Publishing, Inc. was founded on principles rooted in the Streamline Moderne design movement of the 1930s, which were about superior aesthetics and design, as well as design-centric efficiency in operations. Founded in 1986, the company is rooted in traditional print publishing of trade and consumer magazines, and has become a true multi-media organization, with numerous digital products and events. The company and its products play a substantial role within two industries: radio/digital radio and the world of art and art collecting. It prides itself on seeking innovative solutions that break traditional molds.

An online news site dedicated to covering titles across streaming services worldwide

StreamTV Insider is the streaming video industry’s daily monitor. Its independent team of experienced editors provides relevant and insightful information on the dynamic streaming video market, covering topics ranging from streaming video distribution, programming, streaming technology, digital advertising, business deals, competition and personnel. StreamTV Insider provides its readers — which include stakeholders from the entire streaming TV industry such as service providers, MVPDs, programmers, equipment vendors, streaming customers and analysts — with thoughtful news and analysis on this competitive marketplace. StreamTV Insider is also closely aligned with the StreamTV Show, tapping into editorial content garnered from conversations with the many speakers and attendees of the show.

Written for those connected to the financial side of the sports industry in the professional, collegiate and Olympic areas. Editorial provides important news information for sports industry franchises, corporations, advertising, media and regulatory agencies, and professional sports firms. Covers salaries, licensing, team updates, marketing, spending, promotion, and revenue, with an emphasis on both popular as well as smaller sports. Includes a media guide of people in the broadcast arena. Sports Business Journal DOES accept bylined articles/submissions in the form of op-ed articles as well as guest feature submissions. They prefer that all guest columns be original to SportsBusiness Journal and that they have not been published elsewhere, in print or online. The first opportunity exists in their editorial pages. Those are opinion-based columns about an issue in sports business. The subject is usually something that has been in the headlines recently or an issue about which the author feels strongly. Those columns run between 650 and 900 words. The second area is their From the Field page. It examines a different area of sports business each week, from sponsorship and marketing, to youth sports, to facilities, sports law, philanthropy, etc. It is a non-promotional, case-study or best practices type of column that looks at campaigns, projects, executions, activations, lawsuits, building projects, etc. The columns cover how or why a campaign or project worked, and tips for achieving the same kinds of results. Those columns run between 850-950 words.

Written for those connected to the financial side of the sports industry in the professional, collegiate and Olympic areas. Editorial provides important news information for sports industry franchises, corporations, advertising, media and regulatory agencies, and professional sports firms. Covers salaries, licensing, team updates, marketing, spending, promotion, and revenue, with an emphasis on both popular as well as smaller sports. Includes a media guide of people in the broadcast arena. Sports Business Journal DOES accept bylined articles/submissions in the form of op-ed articles as well as guest feature submissions. They prefer that all guest columns be original to SportsBusiness Journal and that they have not been published elsewhere, in print or online. The first opportunity exists in their editorial pages. Those are opinion-based columns about an issue in sports business. The subject is usually something that has been in the headlines recently or an issue about which the author feels strongly. Those columns run between 650 and 900 words. The second area is their From the Field page. It examines a different area of sports business each week, from sponsorship and marketing, to youth sports, to facilities, sports law, philanthropy, etc. It is a non-promotional, case-study or best practices type of column that looks at campaigns, projects, executions, activations, lawsuits, building projects, etc. The columns cover how or why a campaign or project worked, and tips for achieving the same kinds of results. Those columns run between 850-950 words.

Founded in 2009, Street Art News is a blog that aims to work as a definitive guide to the world of Street Art. "In the ensuing years, with formidable contributions by a unique editorial staff, Street Art News became a trusted source for Art news, exhibitions analysis and reviews, lifestyle and nearly everything else found in between layers of paint. Street Art News also evolved with several new projects such as event curation and production, printmaking, and various projects related to the Urban Art scene."The founder of the blog is Rom Levy, a French art gallery owner best known for his direct involvement on working in concert with artists on the streets on several legal and illegal mural projects. He subsequently launched the ‘Street Art News’ site to promote underground art, which widened his scope to work with a larger roster of street artists on museum-quality exhibitions. He is noted as one of the latest figures to help popularize street art and as an authority on the latest trends in urban contemporary art."The blog has a vast variety of sections including Store (a link to where purchases can be made of some of the work by the artists featured throughout the blog. The work is split into Prints, Zine's, and Sculptures, Lifestyle (posts mostly related to fashion), Interviews (Exclusive interviews with artists), Retrospectives, Exhibitions (Up and coming exhibitions), Videos and Lists.The blog brings daily coverage of everything new in Urban and Street Art.For PR opportunities, the best way to get in touch would be via email at contact@streetartnews.net

StreetFight follows the dynamic disruption taking place in multi-location (MULO) marketing. Talking large-scale social media monitoring, reputation management, SEO, websites, and listings optimization. These dynamics have compelled their own purpose-built branch of the local commerce software ecosystem, which we call multi-location marketing.