 |
  |
 |
Media Partners
In Partnership with:
Since its launch in 1989, Sky News has established itself as a formidable and innovative force in the world of news broadcasting. It now provides news to almost 100 million people in 36 countries in Europe alone, with distribution across Africa, the Middle East and Asia. Valued for fairness, balance and journalistic objectivity by both viewers and regulators, the award-winning channel has also earned a reputation for the speed of its 24-hour coverage and flexibility in reporting live news – first. In addition to its status as one of Europe's leading 24 hour news channels, Sky News is available online at www.sky.com/news and on mobile phones in the UK. In an increasingly competitive world, Sky News' reputation for innovating and its commitment to quality journalism will ensure it remains at the forefront of news provision in the 21st Century.
National Geographic Channel invites viewers to rethink the way they see television - and the world - with smart and innovative programming. The channel contributes to the National Geographic Society's commitment to exploration, conservation and education. Globally, National Geographic Channel is available in over242 million homes in 165 countries and 34 languages. http://www.nationalgeographic.co.uk
Official Publication:
TIME has set the standard for leadership and authoritative journalism since 1923. Analytical and insightful, lively and engaging, TIME remains the unequivocal leader among business news magazines and is the publication more readers choose than any other news magazine. It provides an audience of opinion leaders, senior executives, business decision makers with the news and analysis they crave. TIME is the only international weekly with regional editors who customize 5 regional editions, providing a balanced and unbiased perspective that is relevant and meaningful to local readers. Every week in the EMEA region 1.7 million affluent consumers turn to TIME for award winning coverage of the key issue affecting the region.
Official Association:
The Association of MBAs is an international accreditation body and is the only professional membership association for graduates and students of accredited-MBA courses worldwide. The Association is committed to the development of management education at postgraduate level: supporting commerce, business schools and a growing network of over 8000 members.
Supporting Media:
Square Mile delivers high-quality design and highly relevant editorial from the very best in the business. Having the right mix of people, enjoyment and interaction all adds up to one thing: engagement with the magazine by its target readers. Martin Deeson is our highly respected editor who comes to us as Senior Editor of GQ, as well as one of the co-founders of loaded. Our regular contributors include Nick Foulkes, the most famous luxury writer in Britain; Jason Barlow, editor at- large for Top Gear Magazine; Ian King, City Editor of The Sun; James Doran, Wall Street correspondent for The Times; and Salvatore Calabrese, the most famous barman in the world. Quality that speaks for itself. We think the old adage that you can't mix business with pleasure is nonsense; if that were true, there would be no golf courses and business class flights wouldn't exist. In Square Mile, we profile leaders who are not just big in business, but also within the community of the City. When we cover luxury travel, golf resorts, top motors, real estate, property investment, fashion and technology, we make it our priority to understand who the reader is and more importantly, what their needs are.
The Irish Times has earned an international reputation as Ireland's quality daily newspaper. News reporting from throughout Ireland is accompanied by reports from a comprehensive network of foreign correspondents, as well as sports and business coverage, features and arts sections, lifestyle, jobs and property. www.irishtimes.com is the online edition of The Irish Times. The Irish Times site moved from ireland.com to irishtimes.com following the successful integration of the print and online newsrooms in early 2008. The online subscription model, in place since 2002, was removed and replaced by a commercial model that is based on advertising. These initiatives were part of a significant development and investment programme in both print and online, and continue our commitment to develop the newspaper in line with its honourable history of 149 years in print and 14 years online.
