North Jersey Media Group Inc. company is a leading newspaper publisher in New Jersey, with two daily newspapers (the "Herald News" and flagship publication "The Record") and more than 40 weekly and bi-weekly community papers. North Jersey Media also publishes specialty monthly magazines (201) The Best of Bergen and Parent Paper"." In addition, the company runs the NorthJersey.com Web site and other online properties, and has commercial printing operations. The Record was started as "The Evening Record" in 1895.

Northcliffe Media is a division of Daily Mail & General Trust (DMGT) which has UK and international media interests spanning national and regional newspapers, news and classified websites, television, radio, exhibitions and information publishing.

Throughout the past three decades, Northern & Shell Network has grown by making the most of its opportunities, and in turn by making opportunities for others. In 1974 it started out as a small publishing company with limitless vision. Publishing a single music title with a few hundred thousand copies a year, determination, radical ideas and attention to detail were used to make the most of a specialised market.From beginnings with music magazines the group developed into a worldwide presence during the late Seventies. Market share was expanded by recognising new opportunities in adjacent areas of the leisure and specialist magazine markets. By the early Eighties the group had broadened its publishing base and also owned a fully recognised advertising agency. In 1982 Northern & Shell became the first company to put up its own building in London's burgeoning Docklands - a bold move affording opportunities for ever more rapid expansion. Through the Eighties further specialised magazines were added and the acquisition in 1983 of the UK licence to publish Penthouse led to a range of adult titles, which were sold in 2004. Meanwhile successes in celebrity publishing and women's titles laid the groundwork for yet more ambitious undertakings.The launch of OK! magazine brought together all the Network's strengths. There were celebrity connections from the music magazines and a wide-ranging and technically innovative production base. Decision-making could be rapid, thanks to short lines of communication and there was tight control due to ownership of ancillary functions such as reproduction and distribution. There was commitment and stamina to invest and keep on investing until the title reached the status of market leader.

NWN Media publishes a portfolio of daily and weekly publications and a series of up to the minute, interactive websites. Combined, the group reaches an audience of almost a million people every week. Included within the group's portfolio is the oldest weekly newspaper in Wales and some of the newest, technology–driven websites in the UK.

Observer Standard Newspapers is a regional news publisher with about 15 papers serving readers primarily in the Midlands. Its portfolio includes the "Bromsgove Standard", the "Leamington Observer", the "Redditch Standard", and the "Worcester Standard". Chairman Chris Bullivant acquired the company out of administration in 2009.

Ogden Newspapers is a leading publisher with more than 40 daily papers serving mostly small markets in about a dozen states. Its portfolio includes The Messenger (Fort Dodge, Iowa), The News-Sentinel (Fort Wayne, Indiana), and the Wheeling News-Register (West Virginia). Ogden Newspapers also publishes several weekly papers and free shoppers; sister company Ogden Publications produces regional and niche interest magazines such as Mother Earth News. Other operations include commercial printing and phone directories. H.C. Ogden founded the Wheeling News in 1890. His descendents, the Nutting family, continue to control the business.

Founded in 1885 by Gilbert M. Hitchcock, the Omaha World-Herald provides news, commentary, information and advertising that encourages readers to become involved in the world around them. The World-Herald is a statewide Nebraska newspaper, and delivers to more readers in southwest Iowa than any other Iowa newspaper.n 1963, Peter Kiewit purchased The World-Herald to ensure the paper would continue to be locally owned. In his will, Kiewit provided for the newspaper to be sold to its employees, and it has been employee-owned since 1979. The World-Herald is the largest employee-owned daily newspaper in the United States. The Omaha World-Herald has had only six publishers in its history: Gilbert M. Hitchcock (1885-1934); Henry Doorly (1934-1955); Walter E. Christenson (1955-1966); Harold W. Andersen (1966-1989); John Gottschalk (1989 - 2007); Terry Kroeger (since 2008).

Paxton Media Group owns about 30 daily newspapers in the Midwest and South, including its flagship The Paducah Sun (Kentucky) and The Herald-Sun (Durham, North Carolina). The company also owns several dozen weekly papers and more than 100 free papers, as well as a television station in Paducah, Kentucky. W.F. Paxton launched The Paducah Sun in 1896; his family, led by CEO David Paxton, continues to run the publishing business.

Philadelphia Media Holdings owns and operates The Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Daily News, the two primary newspapers serving the Philadelphia metro area. The Inquirer, one of the top newspapers in the country, boasts a circulation of more than 360,000, while the tabloid-style Daily News has a circulation of about 100,000. Philadelphia Media also operates online portal Philly.com, which aggregates news from both papers. Philadelphia Media and its operating unit Philadelphia Newspapers both filed for bankruptcy in 2009.

RCS MediaGroup is an international multimedia publishing group that operates in daily newspapers, magazines and books, radio broadcasting, new media and digital and satellite TV. It is also one of the leading operators in the advertisement sales & distribution markets. RCS MediaGroup, 40% of whose sales are generated outside Italy, is one of the major European publishers at an international level, with a significant presence in particular in Spain, Portugal, France, the UK, the USA and China. RCS MediaGroup S.p.A. is listed on the Blue Chip segment of the Italian Stock Exchange (ISIN code: ordinary shares IT0003039010, saving shares IT0003039028).

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