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SmartMoney company was formerly a 50/50 joint venture between Dow Jones (owner of The Wall Street Journal) and Hearst; Dow Jones acquired Hearst's half of SmartMoney in 2010. This magazine publisher is no dummy when it comes to financial matters. SmartMoney publishes SmartMoney, The Wall Street Journal Magazine and the SmartMoney.com Web site, offering insight into investing, the economy, personal finance, and business news and information. In addition, the monthly title provides general interest coverage of travel, fashion, and culture. SmartMoney.com offers daily business news headlines, stock trading information, and interactive financial tools. The magazine debuted in 1992 and the Web site was launched in 1997.

SmartPros Ltd. company was formerly known as KeepSmart.com, Inc. and changed its name to SmartPros Ltd. in June 2001. SmartPros Ltd. was founded in 1981 and is headquartered in Hawthorne, New York. SmartPros Ltd. provides learning and training solutions for accounting/finance, legal, engineering, securities, and insurance markets, as well as for information technology professionals. Its products and services include accounting and finance libraries; SmartPros Advantage, a skills-based learning library; financial management network, a library of update programs dealing with current topics; CPA Report, a library of programs that cover various topics in public accounting for accountants in public practice; and CPA report government and not-for-profit, a library of programs designed for accounting professionals. The company’s engineering library comprises PE Exam Review course for civil engineers, online professional development hours, project management for engineers, fundamentals of engineering exam review, and supply chain and CPIM certification. It also offers continuing legal education and business ethics; and courses, including banking compliance, general banking, general bank management, insurance, lending, retirement and estate planning, securities, ethics, anti-money laundering, financial planning, and industry-related sales and services, as well as provides various courses focusing on IT related briefings to executives, technologists, and consultants. The company’s training solutions comprise training in corporate governance, ethics, finance, and compliance for the general corporate market; and pharmaceutical, professional services, banking, securities, and insurance industries. In addition, SmartPros Ltd. provides video production, duplication, e-marketing, and e-commerce services. It provides its products in various formats, including print, CD-ROM, DVD, videotapes, and via the Internet.

Spin was launched in 1985 by Bob Guccione, Jr. (son of Penthouse founder Bob Guccione). Today the company is owned by San Francisco-based McEvoy Group, which also owns Chronicle Books. McEvoy purchased the company in 2006 for less than $5 million. This company hopes to put a new spin on an old concept: music journalism. Spin Media owns and operates Spin, a monthly magazine devoted to covering new rock music through interviews, reporting, and photography. Spin Media also publishes an online version of its magazine at SPIN.com, and its SPIN Earth publishes digital music-related content from some 300 cultural correspondents in 75 major cities.

Symphony Publishing acquired the assets of Earnshaw Publications in 2005. Symphony Publishing looks for harmony between the print world and the online one. The company publishes B2B magazines, Web sites, and directories in the music product, music education, children's fashion, and footwear markets. Print titles include Musical Merchandise Review, School Band and Orchestra, JAZZed, Choral Director, Footwear Plus, and Earnshaw's Review. Sites include MiBlueBook.com and MiDealerMap.com, a used instrument price guide and dealer locator, respectively. Its directories include Student's Guide to College Music Programs, School Band and Orchestra (career guide), and Musical Merchandise Review.

CEO Fuat Kircaali founded the company in 1994 using $1,200 he borrowed off his credit cards. Need information on how to go about configuring your systems? SYS-CON Media publishes magazines and newsletters that specialize in topics of interest to IT professionals, such as Java, ColdFusion, Linux, and XML, as well as wireless technologies. Titles include "Java Developer's Journal" (JDJ) and Wireless Business & Technology (WBT). The company also publishes books and runs about 100 Web sites devoted to technology topics. Its SYS-CON Events business specializes in technology-related conferences, trade shows, and educational seminars. SYS-CON Media's readership consists of more than 1.2 million IT professionals.

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