Subject: Healthy Living and Technology from NFB-NEWSLINE
For all those aspiring and accomplished cooks out there, NFB-NEWSLINE is happy to announce the addition of two magazines to our service. Meredith Corporation has recently provided access to Diabetic Living and AllRecipes Magazines. And, for our technophiles, we have added Apple Insider and Android Central to Breaking News.
Diabetic Living is the largest and most active media brand for people living with diabetes. This magazine offers inspirational stories, heartfelt communications, encouraging information, and extraordinary advice for people diagnosed with diabetes and their loved ones. Food is at the heart of Diabetic Living because 'what to eat?' is the number one question asked by people with diabetes, and their caregivers. That's why all recipes are tested in the Better Homes and Gardens Test Kitchen and feature complete nutritional information including serving size, carb count, and diabetic changes. Guided by our independent Advisory Board of national health professionals, Diabetic Living is dedicated to providing action-oriented information to help consumers improve their quality of life.
In a world of unlimited recipe choices, Allrecipes magazine sifts through and serves up the best from Allrecipes.com, the world's largest online community of cooks. Combining our digital insights and editorial expertise, Allrecipes share recipes from the people, for your people, with ratings, reviews and motivation to make it your own. It's guaranteed that when you cook what they cook, you'll get your own 5-star reviews.
To find these two exciting new magazines using the telephone access method, log into NFB-NEWSLINE, choose 7 for Magazines off the main menu, and search for them under All Magazines Alphabetically, or under General Interest. And remember, you can easily press #9 to email articles to your inbox, which is a great way to refer back to the recipes you'll find in these magazines. To find these publications using the web or your iPhone, you can search for them alphabetically under publications.
For those wanting to keep up with the ever changing technology out there, we're also adding Apple Insider and Android Central. Apple Insider launched in 1997 and quickly grew to become one of the Internet's premier sources of information for all things Apple. Each day you'll find the most in-depth coverage and analysis of the latest Apple rumors and insider news surrounding the company, its partners and adversaries.
Android Central was launched in September 2008 under the guidance of Dieter Bohn (now with The Verge), with Casey Chan (now with Gizmodo) at the helm. A little more than a year later, current Editor in Chief Phil Nickinson left an 11-year career with a daily newspaper in Pensacola, FL, to head Android Central full-time. The site saw exponential growth alongside Android and soon became the go-to resource for scoops, reviews, videos and podcasts. In February 2010 Android Central was named one of PC World's "50 Smartphone Blogs to Watch."
Both of these dynamic technology publications can be found using the telephone access method by pressing 5 off the main menu and then selecting 1 for Breaking News, or alphabetically by name using the iPhone or web access methods.
Your NFB-NEWSLINE Team
Diabetic Living is the largest and most active media brand for people living with diabetes. This magazine offers inspirational stories, heartfelt communications, encouraging information, and extraordinary advice for people diagnosed with diabetes and their loved ones. Food is at the heart of Diabetic Living because 'what to eat?' is the number one question asked by people with diabetes, and their caregivers. That's why all recipes are tested in the Better Homes and Gardens Test Kitchen and feature complete nutritional information including serving size, carb count, and diabetic changes. Guided by our independent Advisory Board of national health professionals, Diabetic Living is dedicated to providing action-oriented information to help consumers improve their quality of life.
In a world of unlimited recipe choices, Allrecipes magazine sifts through and serves up the best from Allrecipes.com, the world's largest online community of cooks. Combining our digital insights and editorial expertise, Allrecipes share recipes from the people, for your people, with ratings, reviews and motivation to make it your own. It's guaranteed that when you cook what they cook, you'll get your own 5-star reviews.
To find these two exciting new magazines using the telephone access method, log into NFB-NEWSLINE, choose 7 for Magazines off the main menu, and search for them under All Magazines Alphabetically, or under General Interest. And remember, you can easily press #9 to email articles to your inbox, which is a great way to refer back to the recipes you'll find in these magazines. To find these publications using the web or your iPhone, you can search for them alphabetically under publications.
For those wanting to keep up with the ever changing technology out there, we're also adding Apple Insider and Android Central. Apple Insider launched in 1997 and quickly grew to become one of the Internet's premier sources of information for all things Apple. Each day you'll find the most in-depth coverage and analysis of the latest Apple rumors and insider news surrounding the company, its partners and adversaries.
Android Central was launched in September 2008 under the guidance of Dieter Bohn (now with The Verge), with Casey Chan (now with Gizmodo) at the helm. A little more than a year later, current Editor in Chief Phil Nickinson left an 11-year career with a daily newspaper in Pensacola, FL, to head Android Central full-time. The site saw exponential growth alongside Android and soon became the go-to resource for scoops, reviews, videos and podcasts. In February 2010 Android Central was named one of PC World's "50 Smartphone Blogs to Watch."
Both of these dynamic technology publications can be found using the telephone access method by pressing 5 off the main menu and then selecting 1 for Breaking News, or alphabetically by name using the iPhone or web access methods.
Your NFB-NEWSLINE Team
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