Stuff inspires and nurtures a passion for gadgets. We make them look amazing and explain in a fast, confident and unfalteringly entertaining way how they will enhance our readers’ lives. Stuff is a celebration of the new, the innovative, the shiny and the cool. It’s gadget joy.
Hi-Fi+ Sound and Vision is the world’s leading independent guide to buying and owning hi-fi and home cinema products. Our comprehensive tests help you buy the best equipment for your cash, with the magazine’s advice sections giving you step-by-step information on how to get even more from your music and movies.
Gun Digest is your source for firearms news, pricing and classifieds. Our in-depth editorial, exclusive price guide and new product features bring valuable information to your hobby.
Women’s Health & Fitness magazine Australia is your ultimate guide to health & fitness. Browse workouts, weight loss tips, diet foods, recipes & exercises.
OK! is the world’s biggest celebrity lifestyle magazine, with more than 30 million readers worldwide, and now appears in 20 countries.
Ok! magazine is a mainstay in the celebrity news magazine world. Ok! brings you a weekly diet of star fashion and gossip with exclusive interviews and cover stories. Each issue features a “Week in Photos” section, where you can get a first-hand look into the daily lives of your favorite celebrities while they’re out and about—whether they’re grabbing food, heading to auditions or attending big premieres, Ok! has them covered.
Auto Express is Britain’s biggest-selling weekly car magazine. One of its core editorial pillars is news. In the past year, Auto Express has broken 40 world and UK new car exclusives on its front covers, and it is the leading title for first pictures and details of new models. A second pillar is car reviews. The editorial team tests more than 1,100 new cars every year, which is more than any other motoring magazine. The third key editorial pillar is the motorist. Auto Express is a consumer champion for Britain’s 35 million drivers, campaigning on major motoring issues such as fuel tax, insurance cons, speed cameras and safety issues
Autocar is the car nut’s weekly fix, delivering you a unique mix of the latest news, opinion, features, first drives of new cars and in-depth road tests – all complemented by the best photography in the business. No other magazine covers the subject you love with such enthusiasm, insight and quality every week of the year. Autocar stands fo Enter new Cancelr the highest quality in car journalism – and is rewarded with access to the best new cars and the biggest news stories before any of the opposition which we share with you, our readers, every week.
Evo is a monthly magazine devoted exclusively to the most desirable drivers’ cars – from affordable GTI hatchbacks to 200mph Italian supercars. The magazine’s focus is on technology, quality, exclusivity and performance at all levels. Evo aims to put the reader firmly behind the wheel to celebrate the driving experience.
Shooting Times magazine is edited for the gun enthusiast, experienced and novice. Guns and shooting activities in the shooting sports are covered. Articles are semi technical, covering handguns, rifles, shotguns, muzzle loading, hunting, and outdoor clothing/equipment used in shooting and hunting. How to articles are also featured. New and existing guns, products and components are evaluated. Regular columns are on handguns, hunting, Q&A s, gunsmithing, reloading, firearms laws, rifles and shotguns, both rimfire and centerfire.
PC Pro – the UK’s biggest selling PC monthly magazine, and your source of professional IT news, reviews and tests. Combining in–depth industry comment and analysis with rigorous product testing.
Amateur Astrophotography Magazine contains articles and images by other amateur astrophotographers in astrophotography. A typical issue will contain hardware reviews on imaging equipment such as CCD, DSLR, and telescopes; software reviews, tutorials (e.g. Photoshop techniques), user projects and modifications, and any number of reader submitted articles. Emphasis will always on the practical side of astrophotography; with plenty of information on equipment, software, and techniques to help the enthusiast get the most out of their astrophotography experience. Hopefully, Amateur Astrophotography E-Magazine while offering enough material to keep even the most hard-core astrophotographer interested, will still offer a variety of practical and “basic” information to be of great value to the beginner as well. The Magazine will have a broad appeal across all levels of astrophotographers.
