Launched in February 2010 and is targeted toward readers 7 through 12, providing information and stories on nature and the outdoors. Also features Missouri kids' real-life adventures and a regular series called YUCK!, which highlights all things slimy, gooey and gross.

A morning mix of eclectic music from all genres, news and weather, and details about fine arts in the Philadelphia area.

Background and format: Xpress is Cardiff's national award-winning university radio station - covering upcoming events, gigs, news and sport from across the student campus and into the city. Schedule Times: The schedule times can be found here Target Audience: Students in the Cardiff, Wales area. Listening figure: The publisher did not disclose this figure. Ad rates: For advertising enquiries please email - SUadvertising@cardiff.ac.uk Top Tips for PRs: The station is closed during the summer months. Closes is June/July and restarts in October after Freshers.

Background and Format: Xpression FM is the student radio station for the University of Exeter. Xpression plays a wide range of music, from drum and bass and ska to acoustic singer-songwriters. The Xpression FM News Team produces 3 bulletins per day on weekdays, which are played hourly on the station. The News Team also produces The Scoop, a show that looks at news stories that concern Exeter students from a student perspective, and The Debate Show, where different guests come together to debate on a headline-grabbing topic. The station is broadcast 8am till Midnight, 7 days a week on 87.7 FM, online and on campus (during term-time). Schedule Times: Schedule times can be found here. Target Audience: Exeter University students, and covers the Exeter/Devon community areas. Stats: The publisher does not disclose this information. Top tips for PRs: The station doesn't broadcast during university holiday time.

XR Today is an publication for extended reality industry news and insights.

Previously titled ACM Crossroads and published for college students interested in computing to publish their work, for which they may not find a forum elsewhere. Offers career advice for those considering a career in computers. Provides students with accessible articles on a wide range of timely computer science related topics. Schedule coincides with the traditional collegiate academic year. Articles vary from highlights of new and important research to interviews, roundtable discussions and introductory overviews. Includes coverage of SSL (Secure Socket Layer).

Shares interesting items and things that the blogger learned during his travels as a freelance technology consultant. Covers development, dynamics CRM, customization, installation, workflow and related topics. 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).

Show features contests, jokes, music trivia, celebrity news and Lin's Bin where you, the listener, can ask him a question.

Background & Format:Real Radio XS is a radio station based in Manchester. It aims to broadcast a variety of peak-time news, rock music and talk output. It broadcasts to North West England on FM & DAB and Yorkshire on DAB. Real radio XS aims to provide a compelling and entertaining mix of songs, chat, news, sport and interaction with the local communities.Owner:CommuniCorpSchedule Times:A full on air schedule can be viewed here Target Audience:Real Radio XS is aimed at listeners aged 25-44.Circulation:Source: RAJAR for period ending March 2020.Tips for PRs: All Press Releases should be sent to the department email at northwestnews@realradio.co.uk   To contact the studio, call +44 (0)845 111 7625 Presenters can be contacted via their show's page on the website  Guest Booking opportunities are dependent on the individual programme Advertising queries can be directed to Steve McNorton on  +44 (0)161 662 4612 and  steve.mcnorton@communicorpuk.com Awards:2018 - ARIAS, Best Specialist Music Show: Mike Joyce (nominated) 2018 - ARIAS, Best Coverage of an Event: Manchester Together With One Voice (silver)2014 - Radio Academy Awards, Best Competition: Fifty Grand Friday (bronze)Gorkana Alert: Thursday 6 February 2014Global, the UK’s leading music & entertainment company, has announced it has agreed a deal to divest radio stations in the regions required by the Competition Commission to Communicorp. It is the leading radio company in Ireland and was the successful acquirer in a competitive sales process and has been approved by the Competition Commission as a suitable owner of the divested stations.The stations that Global has sold to Communicorp are Capital South Wales, Capital Scotland, Smooth East Midlands, Smooth North West, Smooth North East. Real North Wales, Real Yorkshire and Real XS Manchester. All stations required to be divested by the CC are being sold in one deal. The stations have been sold on a brand licence model which means that Global has licensed its award winning brands to Communicorp. As a result of the deal all existing Real stations will be relaunched as Heart. In addition the Capital network will be enhanced with a new station in North Wales. Smooth will grow to become the fourth largest radio brand in the UK, behind Capital, Heart and Classic FM.Stephen Miron, Global’s Group CEO said: “We are delighted to have agreed this deal with Communicorp so quickly. Most importantly the conclusion of this deal solidifies Global’s position as the number one commercial radio company in the UK, and enables our brands to continue to grow, extending their reach into all parts of the UK, making Global’s offering truly national. The future launch of Heart in five new regions, Smooth in many new regions and a new Capital in North Wales is particularly exciting and enables us to continue our strategy of ‘national brands delivered locally.’ This is great news for listeners and advertisers”Gervaise Slowey, Communico

A blog that covers the latest motorcycles. 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).