Background and Format: The Schmidt Report is a newsletter which explains clearly how to cut business and personal tax bills. It considers how tax may be minimised in every conceivable area from Income Tax to Inheritance Tax, from VAT to Corporation Tax, and from Stamp Duty to Council Tax and is prepared by qualified tax consultants. It includes checklists which instantly assess if people are over paying tax or failing to take advantage of obvious loopholes. Audience and Readership: The report is aimed at companies or individuals who wish to reduce their tax. Deadline: Deadline is the 1st of the month. Time of Publication: Monday of the second week of each month Frequency: 10 issues per year. Circulation: The circulation figure is not disclosed. Distribution: The report is available through subscription. Ad rates: The report does not carry advertising. Other information: The report is not PRable.

Covers data center/colocation and data management. Features the latest industry news and trends.

This blog is Covers security and security technology.

No Jargon, the Scholars Strategy Network's monthly podcast, presents interviews with top university scholars on the politics, policy problems, and social issues facing the nation. Powerful research, intriguing perspectives -- and no jargon.

Written for teenagers who are below reading level to motivate them to improve their reading and language arts skills. Provides debate topics, conflict resolution, real-life skills, reading activities and career profiles. Includes profiles of TV and movie celebrities and famous athletes and actors. Regular features include debates taken from current events, real life skills and self quizzes.

Scholastic Art is published six times a year by Scholastic, Inc., for middle and high school art teachers and students. The magazine features classic and contemporary artists, art projects, color reproductions, and profiles of award-winning student artists.Press releases are not accepted; therefore, no PR opportunities exist.

Written for teenagers and focuses on life skills and real-world decision-making in family life, consumer awareness, careers, personal responsibility, substance abuse prevention, health and nutrition.

Aimed at encouraging the interest of 7th, 8th and 9th graders in mathematics and the ways in which they will be able to apply these principles in their everyday lives. Provides teachers with new ways to cover the math curriculum for high school students. Features real-world math, teen issues, celebrities of sports, TV, movies, music. Covers standardized test preparation, with skills exercises, quizzes, and practice tests.

Edited for first grade teachers and their students. Designed for use in daily classroom activities and highlights news and current events, both nationwide and throughout the world. Editorial includes seasonal and age-appropriate news, themes, double-sided posters, early reading features, and activities based on popular children's stories.

Edited for teachers and instructors of children through the sixth grade. Highlights news and current events both nationwide and throughout the world for use in daily classroom activities.