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Dorling Kindersley Publishing House GmbH company was started in 1999 in a converted Bavarian barn. Whether you have a hankering to read about sushi or prefer to delve into the exploits of the former bass player of the Rolling Stones, Dorling Kindersley is sure to offer something that satisfies your literary appetite. The German subsidiary of UK-based Dorling Kindersley Ltd., the publishing house releases hundreds of titles on a plethora of subjects, including architecture, astrology, food, gardening, economics, travel, hobbies, nature, health, sex and relationships, fitness, and children's reading.

Dover Publications Inc. company publishes more than 9,000 titles (including a wide variety of paper dolls) in about 30 special interest categories such as philosophy, art, and history. It also produces related items such as children's activity books, music scores, and clip art. Dover sells its products to bookstores and mass merchandisers, as well as specialty retailers such as gift and craft stores. In addition, the company sells books directly to customers through catalogs and its retail Web site. Now owned by book manufacturer Courier Corporation, Dover Publications was originally founded in 1941 by Hayward and Blanche Cirker.

Eagle periodicals, websites, books, and book club give readers up-to-the minute news as well as in-depth analysis and commentary on the events that shape our world. Our full range of products and services provides independent thinkers with perspective and solutions favoring the traditional American values of free enterprise, limited government, and individual liberty. With its growing team of publishing professionals, Eagle has fast become one of America’s leaders in the public-policy publishing arena. Shaping the direction of Eagle’s growth and dedication to conservative, pro-American ideals are Chairman Thomas L. Phillips and President Jeffrey J. Carneal. They— together with a seasoned editorial team, top-notch marketers, and dedicated support staff—have positioned Eagle for continued growth.

Editis edits literature for French-speaking countries -- it's that simple. The publishing company is one of the largest educational and consumer publishing groups in France. Editis organizes its products into three distinct business segments: literature (general public and children's literature), education (grade school textbooks and scholastic aids and games), and reference (dictionaries and encyclopedias). It publishes under more than 40 brands and has some 9,000 titles, and is active in distribution through subsidiary Interforum. Editis traces its roots back to 1835, when it was founded by Charles-Louis Havas as a news agency. Editis is a subsidiary of Spanish publishing firm Planeta Corporacion.

Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. company has responded to the digital age by putting most of its information online (Britannica.com), as well as on CD-ROM and DVD. Swiss financier Jacob Safra (a nephew of the late banking king Edmond Safra) owns Encyclopædia Britannica company. Encyclopædia Britannica thinks it knows everything, and it probably does. In addition to its flagship 32-volume Encyclopædia Britannica (first published in 1768), Encyclopædia Britannica company publishes reference works (Great Books of the Western World), atlases (Britannica's Student Atlas), and other titles (The American Presidency). It publishes dictionaries through its Merriam-Webster subsidiary. Its Britannica Online School Edition is a reference site for students and teachers.

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