The Reader online is the website of The Reader Organisation (TRO), a national charity that aims to bring about a 'Reading Revolution', generating social change by sharing great literature, making it possible for people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities to engage with reading, improve well being and build community.The blog is written internally by TRO staff, drawing on extensive sector experience.Blog posts feature the latest literary developments within the a public/social context. As such, it has frequent recourse to developments within the library sector, and hosts its own Shared Reading in Libraries session every week, for which the blog provides a full report. Reviews of other public literary events are also featured, such as Penny Readings 2015 in Liverpool, and a unique, four-day public reading of War and Peace which took place across Russia i early December 2015. A regular 'featured poem' post is also included.PR opportunities exist within public literary events and initiatives. Bloggers may be contacted through the details shown here.

The Reading Advocate is written for residents of Reading, MA and surrounding communities. It covers local news, weather, sports and community events. Advertising deadlines are Mondays at 4pm ET.

The Reading Advocate is written for residents of Reading, MA and surrounding communities. It covers local news, weather, sports and community events. Advertising deadlines are Mondays at 4pm ET.

Background and Format:- The Reading Chronicle is published by Newsquest Media Ltd weekly and aimed at residents of Reading, Woodley & Earley and West Berkshire . Covers news, crime, business, sport and politics. For more information about advertising rates, Commercial Director Dene Tonna can be reached on +44 (0)118 955 3331 and at dene.tonna@newsquest.co.ukCirculation:Source:ABCAlerts:Gorkana Consumer Alert: Thursday 23rd July 2009Reading Chronicle has recently changed its switchboard number to +44 (0)118 955 3333. All email addresses will remain the same at intialsurname@berksmedia.co.ukGorkana Consumer Alert: Tuesday 14th November 2006Following the success of the Polish-language edition of the Reading Chronicle in October, or Kronika Reading to it's target audience, the edition will now be produced on a weekly basis. Simon Jones, Editor-in-Chief of the title, began the project with the hopes to build bridges between the English and Polish communities in Reading saying "We want to help Reading's estimated 8,000 Poles to feel part of the fabric of the town and entwine them in local issues" and now is able to reflect upon his project with the knowledge that "The success of Kronika Reading has shown that Poles have a real desire to get immersed in local issues and that is very encouraging in terms of helping to build community cohesion."The title is currently a seven page Broadsheet complete with front cover and is translated by the Prestige Network and Sub-Edited by Jo Pazucha.The main contact for news regarding the title is Simon Jones who can be reached on +44 (0)118 950 3030 or simonjones@trinitysouth.co.uk .Gorkana Consumer Alert: Monday 16th October 2006On Thursday of last week The Reading Chronicle launched its first Polish-language edition of the regional weekly newspaper. Simon Jones, Editor-in-Chief of the title, fondly known as Kronika Reading to it's new audience, viewed the project as an innovative way of connecting with Reading's large Polish community

The Reading Circle show is hosted by marc medley covering Books, Fiction.

This blog offers book reviews and serves as a dense, academic discussion of trends in literature. Topics covered include aesthetics, book reviewing, experimental fiction film and literature, literary criticism, literary study, literary style, music and literature, New York reviews of books, philosophy and literature, politics and literature, writing and publishing. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Celebrated and up-and-coming authors read excerpts from new books and discuss their work with the host.

The Reading Residence is a parenting-focused blog with the creation of the name based on the eponymous Reading family. The Creator of the blog is Jocelyn Reading who is self-described as a Family & Lifestyle Blogger, Freelance Writer, Bookworm, Novice Gardener, Stationery Addict, History Enthusiast, as well as Snail Mailer. She adds: "I’m Jocelyn, a mum of two - a daughter born Oct 2009 and a son, born Sep 2012. They’ll be known as Boo and Little Man here. We also live with the husband and a very lazy dog, and together, we’re the Readings." Sections on the site include About Me & Contact, Bring Back Paper, Word of the Week, Linky Love, as well as Privacy & Disclosure. Posts are added several times a week. PR opportunities include reviews - "I am PR friendly. I accept sponsored posts and I’d love to hear from you if you feel you have a product or service that my family and my readers would be interested in. I also write freelance articles, and am available as a social media influencer. I’m happy to review things that appeal to us here and run give-aways. If I love the product, I will be shouting about it, both here and across my social media accounts" and Jocelyn can be reached via email at jocelyn@thereadingresidence.com <w:LsdException Locked="fals

The Readings magazine is a quarterly glossy magazine new to Reading and North Reading, MA. covering Regional General Interest & Consumer General Interest.

The Readout LOUD is STAT’s weekly biotech podcast that covers the latest news in biotech, pharma, and health policy. It features expert analysis on drug development, FDA decisions, venture capital trends, and emerging scientific innovations.