Specification Online
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Specification Online is the latest development from TSP Media, building on the successful portfolio of print and online products produced for the architectural and building sector.
Linked directly to their flagship titles Specification Magazine, Specification Product Update, Public Sector Building, Housing Specification and their Public Sector and Hotel, Sport & Leisure supplements, Specification Online provides an essential hub for all of the daily news, product and construction content which passes through our editorial department on a daily basis.
Specification Online also incorporates our Building Product Library, Building Product Directory and recently added video and CPD platform. We intend to add new industry innovations such as BIM (Building Information Modeling) and a recruitment section for the construction industry moving forward.
Specification Online is interactive and fully responsive for mobile and tablet use. Their product blog Specification Product Update keeps readers up to date with new innovations and all case studies featured have the option of incorporating our dynamic url package which links content directly through to the relevant page on your website. Source
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| Scope | National, Trade/B2B |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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Glidevale Protect signs up to NBS Chorus
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Construction firms remain anxious - but they’re getting busier, new report shows
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New taskforce to boost Britain’s resilience to flooding and drought
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