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Background and Format: Launched in 2005 as i-on Edinburgh magazine , it was followed by i-on Glasgow in 2007 and i-on Aberdeen in 2014. The titles merged at the end of 2015 to become become i-on, with the aim of offering readers an authoritative view of each city in Scotland, with current news, views and offers. Each issue includes a mix of lifestyle features, covering people, culture and events, style, health, beauty and wellbeing,travel, homes and interiors and food and drink. Audience and Readership: Locals and visitors, particularly urban professionals. Deadline: Varies between second and third week of the month. Time of Publication: Varies between third and fourth week of the month. Circulation: Source: Publisher. Monthly Unique Users: 30,000 (Source: Publication) Sections: What's On Food Style Health Homes Travel Distribution: The magazine is available in Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, Dundee, Sterling, Inverness and St Andrews at 800 venues, including: hotels, style bars. restaurants, salons, boutiques, High Street retailers, RBS, One Spa, Standard Life, The Balmoral, Citigroup, The National Portrait Gallery, Jigsaw, Mulberry, Urban Outfitters and Harvey Nicholls. It is also available in the executive lounges at Aberdeen, Glasgow and Edinburgh airports Ad rates: Media Pack available here Other information: The Instagram account can be seen here The Pinterest account can be viewed here Alerts: Media Alerts UK Consumer Alert: Wednesday 8th August 2018 i-on magazine has moved to a new address. Treacle Productions Ltd new address is now @The Basement, 29-35b Hamilton Place, Stockbridge, Edinburgh, EH3 5BA. All email addresses and telephone numbers remain the same. Gorkana Consumer Alert: Monday 10th October 2009 A free lifestyle magazine has been launched in Scotland’s capital to give the glossies a run for their money. The monthly magazine, i-on-Edinburgh, has been set up by a magazine journalist from Edinburgh and a colleague who have spent several years working for the Spanish media. Aimed at well-off young professionals, it will feature topics such as property, restaurant and pub guides and fashion and is the first time a free magazine in the capital has gone head-to-head with paid-for titles such as Elle, Vogue and Marie Claire. The first 10,000 copies of the monthly magazine will be distributed in upmarket bars, restaurants, hotels, shops, gyms and hair salons.