Edited for personnel at each level of the book industry. Provides labor and management with industry tips about promotional ideas, personnel improvements and retail trends and methods. Highlights trends and possible financial or mechanical problems the book industry may face due to implementation of new technology. Covers trade news, book design, and manufacture, bookselling and merchandising, and interviews with influential authors and publishing principles.

This blog features news round ups and summary of the top stories in digital publishing, media and marketing, with a focus on digital content, advertising and emerging platforms. It offers commentary and analysis from the top experts and leading minds in the digital content business. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Background and Format: The Bureau of Investigative Journalism officially launched on 26 April 2010. The not-for-profit organisation aims to bolster original journalism by producing high-quality investigations for national and international press and broadcast media. Its long-term aim is to explore new ways of conducting and funding investigative journalism.It will initially function as a production house working in collaboration with other news groups to get its investigations published and distributed. Audience and Readership: National and international press and broadcast media Monthly Unique Users: They do not disclose a monthly unique users figure. Ad rates: The website does not carry advertising. Awards: 2019 - Online Media Awards, Editorial Innovation of the Year: Refuge Woman (winner)  2019 - Online Media Awards, Best Campaigning / Investigative Journalism: Dying Homeless (nominated)  2019 - Amnesty Media Awards, Investigation: Dying Homeless (nominated)  2018 - British Journalism Awards, Innovation: No Refuge (nominated)  2018 - British Journalism Awards, Campaign of the Year: Dying Homeless (nominated)  2018 - British Journalism Awards for Specialist Media: Food and Agriculture (winner) 2018 - Online Media Awards, Editorial Innovation of the Year: Bureau Local (nominated) 2017 - British Journalism Awards, Innovation of the Year: The Bureau Local (winner) 2017 - Online Media Awards, Best Launch/Relaunch of the Year: new site (winner) 2012 - British Journalism Awards, Innovation of the Year (nominated) 2012 - British Journalism Awards, Investigation of the Year: Covert War on Terror (nominated) 2012 - Amnesty International Media Awards, Digital, Deaths in custody: a case to answer: The Bureau of Investigative Journalism (Winner)

Background and Format: Creative Bloq is a website overseen by Future plc and is aimed at digital & traditional artists including web designers, graphic designers, 3D & VFX (visual effects) artists and illustrators. Covers news, graphic design, typography, illustration, art, web design, how to guides for drawing, cascading style sheets (CSS), reviews of iPhones, natural media packages, book reviews, buying guides for cameras, memory cards, monitors and iPad accessories. For more information about advertising rates, Michael Pyatt can be reached at michael.pyatt@futurenet.com The website can also be found on Instagram at www.instagram.com/creativebloqofficial/ Monthly Unique Users: Source: Publisher.

Background and Format: Launched in September 2010, Retail Gazette is a retail news website containing features, news and links relevant to the retail industry. It publishes independently-sourced news stories, interviews, comment and analysis relating to many areas of the retail sector including property, technology, supply chain, HR and entertainment. The website is aimed at senior managers and decision makers from all areas of the retail sector. The website has 12,000 registered retailer subscribers (Source:Publisher). Monthly Unique Users: Source: Publisher Other Information: Please note the following for when it comes to pitching something relating to the Forward Features list, or for features in general: • The Retail Gazette is an online-only publication. However, deadlines are strict and non-negotiable. • The Retail Gazette is only seeking quotes in response to the points/questions posed in each monthly topic. • Due to the nature of retail’s fast-paced news cycle, Retail Gazette will only consider submissions from the 1st day of each month and for the topic pertaining to that month. • Submissions months in advance will not be considered. • Submissions must be in the form of quotes, with a strict maximum of 350 words. • Additional quotes that do not necessarily respond to the questions are welcome, however it must still relate to the topic in general and must still be within the word limit mentioned above. • Submissions of quotes are open to anyone. Those that come from direct-to-consumer retailers are given special priority. • Please note that Retail Gazette is always inundated with emails and therefore we can never respond to each request nor can we guarantee to publish each submission. • Commentary bylines and/or opinion pieces for each monthly topic are welcome, provided the author works for a direct-to-consumer retailer, a shopping centre, a retail lobby group/business chamber (eg: the BRC), or is a retail/finance academic associated with a university. Word count: 600-800. • Commentary bylines or opinion pieces written by a supplier, consultant, lawyer or any other business that works with retailers, will only be considered for publication if it’s part of a wider marketing campaign with the Retail Gazette. • The Retail Gazette reserves the right to edit submissions, reject them or select what would be appropriate for the feature in question. Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Tuesday 5 October 2010 This month sees the launch of Retail Gazette, a new retail news website. The website can be viewed at www.retailgazette.co.uk and Online Editor Ben Sillitoe can be reached on +44 (0)20 8222 0508 and info@retailgazette.com. Retail Gazette can also be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/retailgazette Gorkana UK Financial Alert: Thursday 11th May 2017 Retail Gazette has relaunched their website after giving it a makeover. Highlights of the revamp include an enhanced layout, easier-to-navigate news categories, as well as a complete change of thei