There are hundreds of Doctor Who episodes and stories out there and we intend to watch them all! Not just that - We'll watch, review, discuss, debate, rate and praise and/or poke holes in every episode of Doctor Who, starting with the 1963 pilot. That's right; we're beginning with William Hartnell and then working our way forward through time, episode by episode and Doctor by Doctor. In parallel, we're also reviewing New Who, starting with Eccleston in the 2005 revival. At the time of writing this, we're already well into the Tom Baker and Peter Capaldi eras! From comparing Dalek and Cybermen military strategems to ranking companions by hairstyle, we've got it covered.

Launched in March 2014, the Who Can Fix My Car (WCFMC) blog, a supplement of the company WCFMC, is run by dedicated individuals with diverse backgrounds. The blog posts are full of advice and tips on car repair, information on garages, listings and the latest news regarding the company. There are also posts about recent giveaways that go towards the costs of car repair.Alex Rose, the Marketing Director of Who Can Fix My Car, is responsible for the blog posts. Alex joined the team in 2014, after previously working for Google UK as an Automotive Industrial Manager. Alex's responsibilities include marketing across the business. Having a strong automotive marketing background and rigorous analytical approach, Alex is an extremely beneficial member of the team at WCFMC and is constantly striving to bring in more drivers and improve the company website.The blog consists of guides for drivers on where to get their car fixed, guides to clutch repairs, car servicing, statistics and analytical facts as well as recent news in the car repair industry and updates about the company itself. The most recent posts include 'Parking Ticket Legalities- When Should You Pay?, 'Wrong Fuel What Happens If I Put Petrol in My Diesel Car', 'What Should You Have In Your Emergency Car Kit?' and 'The Cost Of Car Insurance Is Rocketing- Important Notice'.PR opportunities include giveaways. The best way to get in touch is via email.

A podcast about the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame hosted by comedians Joe Kwaczala and Kristen Studard. He's a long-time devotee. She's a skeptic. Join them as he attempts to get her (and their guests) to care about this institution. Proud part of Pantheon - the podcast network for music lovers.

Stand-up comic Howard Kremer (Comedy Central, Austin Stories, Beavis & Butthead), along with Producer/Musician Brett Morris (Earwolf, Comedy Bang Bang World, Man Man) bring on your favorite comedians to count down the top 5 songs and movies of the week, which always leads to off-the-wall discussion and tangents. Don't miss the final Hot Picks chart, where the gang each brings in their favorite new song you may have missed!

One Whoniverse. Sixteen Doctors (give or take). Two (though sometimes three) Whovians and a wealth of special guests from all corners of our favourite show! Join us as we explore the worlds of Doctor Who, past, present and future with cast, crew and fans from around the world!Previous show guests include...Chris Chibnall, Sophie Aldred, Colin Baker, Jo Martin, Andrew Cartmel, Stephen Gallagher, Rona Munro, Phil Ford, Miranda Raison, Ray Holman, Al Dewar, Lisa Greenwood, Craige Els, Sam Spruell, Dan Starkey, Pete Levy, Kevin McNally, Bhavnisha Parmar and many more!

Background and Format: Who do You Think You Are? magazine accompanies the BBC series and is about genealogy. It offers expert tips on researching family trees, tutorials on how to get started in regards to searching documents, celebrity stories, features about history, coverage of latest online record releases and family resources. Furthermore there are also behind the scenes stories about the making of the TV series as well as bonus content about cities, record offices and directories. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at those who are interested in genealogy and who watch the TV series.  Deadline: It is convenient to submit features two months in advance. The nominal deadline is the second week of the month preceding issue. Time of Publication: The second Tuesday of the month Circulation: Source: ABC Distribution: The magazine is available through retail in its print format and is available at outlets like WHSmith, supermarkets, newsagents and convenience stores. It is also available via subscription either in print or digital format here. Ad Rates: For advertising information please contact Andy Williams at andy.williams@immediate.co.uk Other: All press releases to be sent to Jon Bauckman. Alternative website can be viewed here

Who is blogging? at the Bluecoat is a commercial arts blog that is based in Liverpool that is predominantly aimed at a UK audience; although there is a specific focus on people living in or thinking about visiting Liverpool. The blog is the Bluecoat's official blog and therefore a lot of the content is self-promotional. The Bluecoat is a creative hub based in Liverpool that showcases talent across visual art, music, dance, live art and literature. It is based at one of the most historic buildings in Liverpool and has four galleries. In March 2008 the centre re-opened after a £14 million re-development. The Bluecoat is now home to over 30 creative industries including artists, graphic designers, small arts organisations, craftspeople and retailers. The first posted on the blog was dated back in 1999 however it started posting regularly in 2010. Topics on the blog include exhibitions, performance, shop, the spaces, participating, eat & drink, heritage, creative’s and news. On average the blog is updated three or four times a month. PR opportunities mainly include art news and reviews, but as previously mentioned the blog has a lot of self-promotion. The best way to get in contact with the team at the Bluecoat is on the email address provided.

Who Let Us Out is an online entertainment and lifestyle platform that shares trending stories, celebrity features, and community-focused content. The outlet aims to engage readers with fresh updates on pop culture, events, and social conversations.

Who Makes Cents?: A History of Capitalism Podcast is a monthly program devoted to bringing you quality, engaging stories that explain how capitalism has changed over time. We interview historians and social and cultural critics about capitalism’s past, highlighting the political and economic changes that have created the present. Each episode gives voice to the people who have shaped capitalism – by making the rules or by breaking them, by creating economic structures or by resisting them.

Who Needs a Cape is a blog offering Recipes and tips for Mothers. Includes Cocktails, Crafts, and more. 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 blog offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).