Geared toward the techie crowd, Tom's Hardware delivers hard-hitting articles and reports to IT decision makers, consumers, technology buyers, industry analysts and purchasing influencers for technology products and services. Offers unbiased ratings, reviews, news and information on PC hardware and high tech components. Hardware subjects include CPUs, motherboards, graphics chips and cards, hard drives and storage units, mobile devices (including laptops, notebooks and handhelds), displays, soundcards and speakers, video in and out for PCs, peripherals (including printers, digital cameras and input devices) and consumer electronics products that attach to a PC. Features include interactive comparison charts and comprehensive performance comparisons. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Aimed at the young, modern man. Incorporates smart service journalism and an irreverent sense of humor. Covers everything essential and important to a man's life, from sex to sports to clothes to cars to fitness to finance to music and movies. Monthly sections include: Stuff, former print magazine that folded in October 2007; Circus Maximus, offering irreverent advice; Rated; and 24 Hours Left to Live. The magazine is known for its revealing pictorials featuring popular actresses, singers, and female models. The outlet recommends that publicists think hard about what they're pitching and whether the product fits in with the Maxim demographic before they send press releases. They usually don't originate articles from press releases, but the buyer's guide sections may occasionally draw from interesting items that have accumulated. They strongly prefer to receive pitches by e-mail. Clips are helpful, but play a secondary role to the strength of the pitch itself. Media Alert: Monday 20th April 2009 Maxim's June issue, which is on sale 23rd April, will be the last UK print edition. The UK based division of the title will continue online from May onwards. Newsstands will then stock the US edition of the magazine for UK readers.

Background and Format: Founded in October 2008, TMT Finance provides specialist news, research, networking and knowledge sharing events. As well as the portal, TMT products also include a newsletter, conferences, award ceremonies and market reports. They provide insight and intelligence on new opportunities in growth markets in the telecom, media and technology sectors. Audience and Readership: Senior executives from the telecom, finance and professional advisory community globally. Monthly Unique Users: The publisher does not disclose the monthly unique user figure. Ad rates: Information on ad rates are not disclosed. Other information: The TMT Finance News Newsletter is now published weekly. It used to be sent out fortnightly.

Edited for vendors, owners and other participants in the home video industry. Highlights news, information, analysis and research of relevance to store owners and merchandisers. Regular sections include High Def which features items that are technology driven. Previously Home Media Magazine.

Created as a forum of the newest techniques and classic styles of the animation process for animators. Promotes the art and business of animation and gives recognition to those animators and technicians who make the world of animation what it is today. Serves as a comprehensive source about technology, film, television, gaming, commercials, conferences, events and trends. Written for film and video animators, graphic artists, producers, art directors, and animation executives. Promotes the art and the business behind the field of animation, focusing on the very heart and soul of the animation industry, including studios, production companies, films, the creators, the artists, the designers, post houses and the effects team. Regular sections include Animation Collection Section, Anime, Book Reviews, Home Video News, and Business of Animation. The outlet offers a digital Podcast.