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"The Christian Science Monitor", a weekly newspaper covering domestic and international news. The not-for-profit paper employs writers in about a dozen countries (it does not run articles from wire services such as the Associated Press and Reuters) and has won several Pulitzer Prizes for journalism. In addition to the print version of the paper, the Monitor publishes daily content online and syndicates its news stories through The Christian Science Monitor News Service. The Christian Science Monitor was established in 1908 by Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science. The Christian Science Publishing Society is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist.

Since 1999, The Deal LLC has covered the dealmaking across all its many mutations along with the ups and downs of economic cycles and business leaders. Through print, electronic media and events, we provide original content that serves the news, information and idea generation needs of corporate and financial dealmakers, advisers, intermediaries and investors. "Imagine a world without deals. Transactions are agents of change. The surge of dealmaking is not just the result of deregulation or advisers' incentives, rather it is fueled by accelerating technology, geopolitical change and innovative capital markets. Without dealmaking, corporations would be locked in stasis, like sleeping giants, unable to sustain the macro-economy. For all its chaos, we need a deal economy."

Detroit Free Press (owned by Gannett), The Detroit News is one of Detroit's two major daily newspapers. (The two papers' business operations are managed by the Detroit Media Partnership, which oversees business, marketing, and manufacturing operations while the newspapers keep separate editorial staffs.) The Detroit News boasts a daily circulation of about 180,000, and also operates on the Web through Detroit News Online. The paper was founded in 1873 and was acquired by Gannett in 1986. It was sold to MediaNews Group in 2005.

The Dispatch Printing Company is a leading regional media company anchored by its flagship newspaper The Columbus Dispatch. It also owns a portfolio of more than 20 community papers through subsidiary ThisWeek Community Newspapers, and it publishes Columbus Parent, a free monthly magazine on parenting. Its Dispatch Broadcast Group owns and operates two TV stations, the WBNS radio station, the Ohio News Network radio service, and a 24-hour cable news channel. Dispatch Printing also has a stake in the Columbus Blue Jackets hockey team. The Columbus Dispatch traces its roots to 1871, when it was first published as The Daily Dispatch. The Wolfe family, led by chairman John Wolfe, has owned the company since 1905.

The E. W. Scripps Company is a diverse media concern with interests in newspaper publishing, broadcast television stations, and licensing and syndication.Scripps operates daily and community newspapers in 14 markets, and 10 broadcast TV stations.Scripps also operates Scripps Howard News Service and United Media, the worldwide syndication home of Peanuts, Dilbert and 150 other features and characters.

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