Ad Age (previously Advertising Age) was established in 1930 and published to inform communications, advertising and marketing professionals of worldwide developments in this industry. Coverage includes media and public relations updates, account standings and developments, print and broadcast reviews and previews, as well as analysis of past and current communications trends.

Aims to provide its readers with a window on the world in a format featuring highly personal voices. Content informs a diverse body of readers on cultural, business, political, literary and scientific affairs through original articles, essays, fiction and reporting. Features offer a mixture of facts and intelligent opinions and encourages the national discussion of topics not yet explored in mainstream media.

BBC Audio's editorial and technical staff creates and delivers more than 100 hours of original audio every day. The team works with some of the biggest names in music, entertainment and journalism. BBC Audio sound engineers bring festivals and sporting events to life.

Poynter is designed to help journalists do their jobs better and to serve their communities by providing reliable media information, useful tools and provocative suggestions. It advances the goals of The Poynter Institute by making accessible their teaching, expertise and research. It provides access to the Nelson search engine which collects stories from journalism sites around the Web and around the world, including current news (about 400 newspapers, broadcast outlets and Web sites), journalism organizations and newsroom beats. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and a digital Podcast.

Founded in 1998 and published for public relations professionals and covers the public relations business, including the latest news, in-depth analysis, reviews of campaigns and job opportunities for PR professionals across the U.S. Also provides coverage of the European and international public relations industry. Sections and departments regularly featured include News Briefs, News, Comment, Analysis, Media, Market Focus, PR Technique, Campaigns, Careers, PRWeek Diary, and The Publicist. The Comment section includes editorial, letters to the editor, and the Thought Leader column. Analysis provides case studies and the Media Watch column while the Media section provides roundups and profiles. PR Technique focuses on tools and strategies that PR professionals can use to increase their effectiveness. Campaigns provides stories on the latest public affairs, events, media relations, and rebranding efforts. PRWeek Diary offers book reviews and gadget information.