Background and Format: The Ulster Herald, launched in 1902, provides comprehensive coverage of all events throughout Northwest Tyrone, South and Southwest Derry, East Fermanagh and Donegal. In June 2006, The Ulster Herald changed to a compact format after 105 years as a broadsheet. It is published every Thursday and shares all editorial contacts with its sister paper, The Tyrone Herald. The Ulster Herald is aimed at those living and working in Northwest Tyrone, South and Southwest Derry, East Fermanagh and Donegal. Deadline for bookings is usually on Tuesday at 11am and 2pm for copy, the paper is published on Thursday. It is distributed throughout Northwest Tyrone, South and Southwest Derry, East Fermanagh and Donegal. For more information on advertising email advertising@ulsterherald.com.  Circulation: Source: Publisher Awards: 2012 - Regional Press Awards, Weekly Newspaper (below 20k), (Highly Commended)

Background and Format: The Ulster Herald, launched in 1902, provides comprehensive coverage of all events throughout Northwest Tyrone, South and Southwest Derry, East Fermanagh and Donegal. In June 2006, The Ulster Herald changed to a compact format after 105 years as a broadsheet. It is published every Thursday and shares all editorial contacts with its sister paper, The Tyrone Herald. The Ulster Herald is aimed at those living and working in Northwest Tyrone, South and Southwest Derry, East Fermanagh and Donegal. Deadline for bookings is usually on Tuesday at 11am and 2pm for copy, the paper is published on Thursday. It is distributed throughout Northwest Tyrone, South and Southwest Derry, East Fermanagh and Donegal. For more information on advertising email advertising@ulsterherald.com.  Circulation: Source: Publisher Awards: 2012 - Regional Press Awards, Weekly Newspaper (below 20k), (Highly Commended)

Join Will Pugh & James Jones for a weekly dose of West Ham chat, with regular guests including ex-players, opposition views and well-connected journalists. New episode every week!

Focused on transformative travel – where luxury travel and adventure travel meet. The site has a Spirituality slant, covering everything from Spiritual and Yoga Retreats and Spas to Luxury, Family, and Nature and Wildlife Destinations, Green Living, and the Arts. There are also three sections devoted to Food and Wine alone. In addition to the transformative travel coverage, the site does Product Reviews of Lifestyle and Wellness products, Technology, Cameras and Photographic Equipment, Gadgets and Gear, Fashion, and Beauty Supplies.

Incredible conversations with the Mancunians - born, bred and adopted - who put the heart into Modern Manchester. We Built This City focuses on how these extraordinary Mancunians have built something that impacts lives and the purposeful relationships that have helped steer them, the values that have driven them to do it, and the legacies they plan to leave behind. Celebrate human grit, determination, loyalty, and diversity across culture, arts, politics, sport, music and business. Lisa Morton interviews Mancunian icons like Andy Burnham, John Thomson, Gary Neville, Sacha Lord, Stacey Copeland, Clint Boon, Sir Richard Leese, Diane Modahl MBE, Ged King, Chris Brindley MBE, Carl Austin-Behan OBE, Karina Jadhav, Joanne Roney OBE and Sir Howard Bernstein.

We Buy Records is a podcast dedicated to vinyl record collecting (and sometimes selling). From cleaning tips to city buying reports interspersed with new vinyl reviews and vinyl stupidity. If you're a crate-digger, this is the show for you....Tim runs a record shop with his partner in East Sussex. When not hunting for records he enjoys composing melancholy electronic music and watching reviews of obsolete technology on the internet.Paul has been collecting records for 30 years, mainly soundtracks, dance & electronica. He runs a small record shop in Serbia specialising in electronic and dance music.

'We Can Be Weirdos', a podcast from Global Media, uncovers the wild beliefs, ideas and theories of some of the most remarkable people on planet earth. The show is hosted by Dan Schreiber, known for his work as a QI Elf and for hosting the popular podcast No Such Thing as a Fish. Episodes every Thursday. Bonus episodes land on Tuesday.

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We Dish It Up is the blog that shares easy recipes for dinners , lunches, breakfasts and of course great desserts and snacks. 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.