Author: ASLUCK Studios

  • Introducing asluckstudios.com

    ASLUCK Studios now has a home of its own on the web. asluckstudios.com brings together information about our company, our publications and how we work.

    The site sets out our editorial standards, including how we source stories, correct mistakes and use technology. Our publisher information page explains who owns and funds our titles and how readers can reach our editors.

    Each of our publications will link back to these pages, so readers can see who publishes what they read.

    We have offices in London (contact.uk@asluckstudios.com) and Gurugram (contact.india@asluckstudios.com).

  • Something Navy relaunches as a magazine on behaviour, relationships and modern life

    Something Navy, run by our London office, has relaunched with a new editorial focus on human behaviour, relationships and modern life.

    As part of the relaunch we retired the site’s older posts, which no longer fitted the title’s direction, and introduced a new design.

    What readers can expect

    • Research-led features that cite and link the original studies
    • Original charts and graphics produced in-house
    • Credited images and clearly labelled sponsored content

    Questions for the Something Navy team can be sent to contactus@somethingnavy.com.

  • StopCop.City moves to its main domain and widens its coverage

    StopCop.City, run by our London office, now publishes from its main domain, stopcop.city, rather than its former /news section.

    The title covers US defence and the military, and is extending its coverage to policing, civil liberties and related public-policy stories.

    How StopCop.City reports

    • Stories are built on primary documents such as budgets, contracts, watchdog reports, court records and official releases, linked in the text.
    • Each article ends with a list of the sources used.
    • Corrections follow the group’s corrections policy.

    Readers can contact the StopCop.City desk at contact@stopcop.city.

  • PTET GGTU begins a full redesign and content overhaul

    ASLUCK Studios has started a full revamp of PTET GGTU, the education news portal run by our Gurugram office.

    The work covers a new design, a simpler site structure, technical improvements and a review of older articles so that dates, eligibility rules and links point to current official information.

    What the site covers

    • PTET and teacher eligibility tests
    • Rajasthan government schemes (Yojanas)
    • Education news, government jobs and official notifications

    Coverage starts with Rajasthan and will widen to national exams and recruitment. Every article links to the official notification and, where readers can apply, to the official application website.

    Questions about PTET GGTU can be sent to contact.india@asluckstudios.com.