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RMG was founded in 1954 by Willy De Nolf. Roularta Media Group (RMG) is Belgium's king of all media. It is one of that country's largest print publishing and media concerns, operating in newspaper and magazine publishing; radio and TV broadcasting; Internet content production; and CD and DVD duplication. The company also organizes events, conferences, and seminars, and provides printing and custom publishing services. Major holdings include newspapers Krant van West-Vlaanderen (covering West Flanders) and De Streekkrant (free neighborhood weekly); magazines "Trends" (business news) and Knack (general news); Flemish TV station VTM (50%); Belgian TV news channel Kanaal Z; and Web portals Knack.be and Levif.be.

One of the largest independent trade publishers in the country, Running Press Publishers has been providing consumers with an innovative list of quality books and book-related kits since 1972. Running Press creates more than 200 new titles a year under four imprints: Running Press, Running Press Miniature Editions™, Running Press Kids, and Courage Books. Titles cover a broad range of categories, including: general non-fiction, science, history, children's fiction and non-fiction, food and wine, pop culture, lifestyle, photo-essay, and illustrated gift books. Running Press is headquartered in Philadelphia, PA, with additional offices in New York City and London. Running Press is a proud member of the Perseus Books Group.

Scholastic Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, publishes and distributes children’s books, as well as the develops educational technology products in the United States and internationally. It creates educational and entertaining materials and products, including magazines, children’s reference and non-fiction materials, teacher materials, television programming, films, videos, and toys for use in school and at home. In addition, the company offers media and entertainment products and programs comprising television programming, videos/DVDs, feature films, branded Web sites, and interactive products, as well as provides advertising sponsorship programs. Scholastic Corporation distributes its products and services through various channels that consist of school-based book clubs, and school-based book fairs and trade channels; and retail stores, schools, and libraries, as well as through its Internet site, scholastic.com. Scholastic Corporation company was founded in 1920 and is headquartered in New York, New York.

School Zone Publishing Company began as The School Zone Learning Center in 1972. The Learning Center was a retail teachers supply outlet, specializing in sales to teachers, with two stores in Grand Rapids, Michigan. About 1974, schools instituted changes in educational methods that affected the home and schools. Changes included introducing new teaching methods in math and English and eliminating workbooks provided on a shared basis for home use. With these changes, parents experienced difficulty finding educational material for use at home. Local parents turned to the Learning Centers, requesting workbooks and other at-home teaching aids. In response, the Centers formulated six workbooks and printed 1,000 copies of each. The books sold out in six months. An expanded workbook series was developed and received equally enthusiastic acceptance. School Zone Publishing Company was incorporated in 1979. A new line of workbooks had been written and illustrated by late 1979. In January 1980, the line was printed and School Zone began operations. Market response was extremely favorable. The product line has expanded yearly and currently includes almost two hundred educational products.

Scribd democratizes the written word online. Scribd company runs a social publishing Web site geared towards professional, up-and-coming, and wannabe writers looking to share their original works with the public. Everything from novels and screenplays to recipes and sheet music can be uploaded using Scribd's iPaper document reader, which converts PDF, Word, and PowerPoint files into Web documents. Launched in 2007, Scribd boasts about 60 million readers per month and writings displayed in more than 90 different languages. Authors can also sell their documents through Scribd's copyright-protected online store. Publishing house Simon & Schuster sells roughly 5,000 of its titles through Scribd.com.

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