Offers in-depth articles on all aspects of the Second World War, for readers of all levels of historical knowledge. Covers military strategies, battles, personalities, perspectives, weaponry and espionage, all illustrated with photography, maps and artwork.

Offers in-depth articles on all aspects of the Second World War for readers of all levels of historical knowledge. Covers military strategies, battles, personalities, perspectives, weaponry and espionage.

Background and Format: World Watch Monitor is a non-profit organisation that reports stories of Christians all around the world that are under pressure for their faith. Audience and Readership: Aimed at informing influencers (plus general audience) about news involving or affecting religious minorities (mainly Christian) around the world. Syndicated by e.g. CMCi Group.  Deadline: Online - ongoing Monthly Unique Users: Source: Publisher. Ad Rates: Contact the Editor directly for advertising information. Other Information: Central London-based, but virtual network.  Send any queries or content directly to the Editor. Paris-based Agilience agency in Aug. 2016 rated WWM as No. 10 authority & influencer on the web re. Religious Freedom

World Waterpark Magazine is the official member publication of the World Water Park Association and is available as a member benefit for park operators and supplier that join the Association, both in print and online digital format. It provides special insight into the specifics of the waterpark industry. In each issue, members find profiles of waterparks around the world, from municipally owned waterparks to international waterparks to corporately/privately owned waterparks. Every issue also features business-related articles on topics such as management, safety, staff development, as well as both association and industry news. Additionally, members get product-related information to help them purchase products and supplies to make their parks run most efficiently and profitably.

World Waterpark Magazine is the official member publication of the World Water Park Association and is available as a member benefit for park operators and supplier that join the Association, both in print and online digital format. It provides special insight into the specifics of the waterpark industry.

Founded in 1978 for World Wildlife Fund members and aims to inform members of the conservation platforms that the organization supports.

Written for truck dealers, fleet managers and owner-operators and focuses on the heavy-duty trucking industry. Editorial content features in-depth articles about trucking technologies and productivity issues, business management and customer testimonials. Also includes customer testimonials, new products announcements, business management tips and factory updates.

World's Best Golf Destinations is an online publication, and its e-newsletter is distributed bimonthly. It covers golf travel, as well as news, gear, commentary and instruction for the sport. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

world-architects eMagazine covers architects and architecture projects around the world. Covers interviews with clients, visits to architecture offices, and discussions with academics, curators, and other voices in the architecture realm. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Official publication of WorldatWork. Editorial content presents articles and perspectives in compensation, benefits, work-life and total rewards and enabling decision makers to develop business strategies enhancing organizational performance. Article Level, Content and Focus Level: Article content level should target mid- to senior-level managers and directors. The primary audience of the journal includes individuals who are striving to enhance their knowledge base and understanding of complex and challenging issues facing the profession. Content/Focus: Articles to be published in WorldatWork Journal: - Deal with cutting-edge issues and trends in compensation and benefits, as well as crucial public-policy issues related to the field. Articles should help set future directions for developments in compensation and benefits. - Take a practical, results-oriented approach. - Practices ("what is") should be significant and unusual. Articles should address applications of practices well beyond the specific instances showcased. "Practices-oriented" articles may present a potential model for broader application. - Research/theoretical-based ("what could be") articles should show "what is" and "what could be," and provide an incremental approach to getting there. Data-based, empirical-research articles that do not address the broader perspective are not appropriate. - Have a broad, strategic perspective on the topic, backed by relevant new information, research and data. - Provide new, previously unpublished ideas, concepts, solutions or perspectives. (Rewrites of previously published articles are not acceptable.) - Define the context of the topic in terms of demographics and other considerations. - When appropriate, provide information about other approaches, options and issues to consider. - Bring closure to the topic being addressed. - Provide citations of data and resources addressed in the article, to aid the reader in locating detailed backup materials. - Have "staying power," shelf life. - Readership