Hosted on frolichawaii.com, this blog covers travel, food, local interests, and offers personal commentary. 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. This outlet offers RSS (Real SImple Syndication)

Radio One was founded in 1980 and primarily targets African Americans. The network owns and/or operates 69 stations in 22 markets. Many of these stations are in the top 20 African American radio markets. The service also programs one channel on the XM Satellite Radio system. The company's strategy is to expand within existing markets and into new markets that have a significant African American presence.

Urban Outfitters Blog is a fashion-focused site, based in London and predominately targeted at a young European audience. It is the supplier blog for the site of the same fashion brand Urban Outfitters. Helen Murphy s the Community Editor of the group's blog. Some of the topics on the site include: Career Cruisin’; Festivals; Hot This Season; Interviews; Little Black Book; Music; News; Out and About; Style File; Sweet Eats; The ‘Urban on Tour’ Tour; Things we Love; Tidbits; UOTV; Urbn and What’s Happening. Posts tend to vary in length, with video, audio and/or images. It is a sensory-focused site. PR opportunities include guest posts and mentions in the various categories above such as Music and Out and About. It's advised that you familiarise yourself with the content of the blog before approaching.

The show serves as a forum for African American issues and focuses on those impacting their families, community, schools and workplace throughout the Nashville metropolitan area.

Covers urban street football (soccer) and it's variants, including freestyle and futsal.

Program consists of news updates, features on urban issues and a mix of African-American and Latino gospel music. Podcast is available.

Background and Format: Urban Realm (previously Prospect Magazine) is a magazine for architecture, design and the specifying industries in Scotland. Prospect includes images from architectural photographers, as well as news and features on building and design projects. It also includes a professional directory and job advertisements. The aims of Urban Realm are to be the voice of architecture in Scotland, provide a platform for the industry to debate the issues of the day, to be a vital source of information on products and services and to remind the world at large that good design adds value not cost. Audience and Readership: Urban Realm is aimed at those people who have a genuine and serious interest in architecture, whether that is the buildings themselves, the clients and communities they serve or the people that work with, for or supply to the influential architectural profession.  Deadline: Editorial deadline is at the end of the month prior to the month of publication (e.g. end of February for March publication). Time of Publication: This title is released in the first week of the cover month. Frequency: Published in March, June, September and December. Circulation: Source: Publisher Monthly Unique Users: 42,000 (Source: Publisher) Ad Rates: To enquire about advertising please contact John Hughes on +44 (0)141 356 5333 or jhughes@urbanrealm.com Other information: There is no generic email address for this publication. Contact Editor, John Glenday at john@urbanrealm.com   Awards: 2012 - Scottish Magazine of the Year Awards, Small Publishing Company Magazine (nominated) 2010 - PPA Scotland Awards, Scottish Magazine of the Year (Winner)

This blog covers urban planning and related politics in St. Louis. Discusses current projects, future construction plans and the public reaction. 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).

Urban Splash is a regeneration company set up in 1993 by Jonathan Falkingham (an architect) and Tom Bloxham (an entrepreneur). The blog was first started in January 2009, with a group of team members contributing to updating it on a regular basis. The blog is updated about general news and project information relating to the works of Urban Splash. The blog is updated by various different team members of Urban Splash, the first blog posts being made by Kate Amin. The blog categories are separated by location, simplifying the posts about regeneration projects that Urban Splash has taken up in the different areas all over the United Kingdom. The blog posts also include some information of personal interests from the bloggers, such as projects that they particularly felt like sharing related to Urban Splash, or about plays that they are excited to see that will be held in a building regenerated by Urban Splash. The team post several times a month.  PR opportunities include press coverage. The best way to get in contact with the Urban Splash Team is via email.

Urban Splatter covers luxury real estate, lifestyle, design and celebrity houses and related topics.