JC Report is written by a staff of cultural detectives -- writers, journalists, and forecasters -- from around the globe who summarize shifting fashion trends in a concise graphical email delivered to your inbox every other week.
JC Report's founder and editor-in-chief is Jason Campbell. Campbell cut his teeth working on the PR team responsible for Alexander McQueen and Antonio Berardi's American launch, worked as a model agent in New York and London, and is the co-founder of netsetgoods.com, the first online concept store. Whether writing about trends for Fashion Internet magazine, the first online fashion magazine or running his own boutique marketing agency catering to clients including Limited Brands, Piazza Sempione, Grab bags, and the NFL, Campbell has always been at the forefront of new trends, writing and documenting them well before mainstream acceptance. After two years writing Magiconline's Trendcast column, he realized there was a need to deliver this information swiftly to style influencers and tastemakers, and JC Report was born. Campbell is also a contributing writer to *Surface, WestEast, Sportswear International, Rodeo, and Blue Mode magazines. Check out JC Report at <a href="http://www.jcreport.com/">http://www.jcreport.com/</a>.

Earplug is a twice-monthly email magazine dedicated to electronic music in all its incarnations. Every issue features a hand-picked selection of music news, cultural spotlights, tip sheets, CD reviews, and original features, as well as previews and reviews of important festivals and live events across the globe.
Earplug represents a new voice for the massive and innovative, but largely disconnected, world of electronic music. We offer only pure editorial content and unbiased news -- no money is accepted from any artists, promoters, or marketing companies seeking mention. Check out Earplug at <a href="http://www.earplug.cc/">http://www.earplug.cc/</a>.

Published once a month, Boldtype is an email book review based on a simple guiding philosophy: to cover 5-7 books worth reading. Like a well-read friend's picks, each issue is compiled by editors and contributing reviewers who suggest only works that they have read and would personally recommend. We never accept money from publishers, writers, or marketers to review any of their books.
Every issue is centered around a theme, a launching point from which to list a selection of books across a variety of genres -- from literary fiction to historical nonfiction, from poetry and short stories to coffee table books on art and architecture. In addition to featuring current titles, Boldtype also regularly reviews great books from years past.
Re-launched in November 2003, Boldtype was originally founded by Larry Weissman, who created it in 1997 at Random House as one of the web's first literary magazines. Though we're no longer affiliated with Random House, Weissman continues to be an Editor-at-Large at the publication. Check out Boldtype at <a href="http://www.boldtype.com/">http://www.boldtype.com/</a>.

A compact guide to the international art and design scene, Artkrush filters art-world happenings so that you don't have to sift through stacks of hefty (and pricey) print mags. With news highlights, profiles of emerging artists, interviews with curators, and reviews of shows around the globe, Artkrush offers art awareness in an easily digestible format.
Published every two weeks, each issue of Artkrush delves into a contemporary theme -- such as Art Blogs, Japanese Neo-Pop, or Art Basel Miami Beach -- and gives you an insider's tour of an art trend, niche community, or key art-circuit event. Wherever you are, Artkrush keeps you abreast of the latest developments in an ever-changing, increasingly global art world. Check out Artkrush at <a href="http://www.artkrush.com/">http://www.artkrush.com/</a>.