Monarch Services, Inc., through its subsidiaries, publishes ‘Girls Life’, a bi-monthly magazine for girls age ten to fifteen. Monarch Services company sells its magazines through direct mail solicitation, insert cards, and subscription agents. In addition, it operates a restaurant under the name ‘Peerce's Plantation’ with catering facility and bar. Monarch Services was founded in 1976 and is based in Baltimore, Maryland.

NJG was founded in 1969 and is a subsidiary of Atlantic Media Company. If you're looking to unfasten the Beltway, try the National Journal Group (NJG). The firm publishes a handful of magazines on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis that delve into the inner workings of Washington politics and policy. It also publishes blogs and other online content, as well as government-oriented books. Its publications are aimed at those with professional interest in such matters; titles include the National Journal (politics and government weekly) and CongressDaily (twice-daily news service covering Capitol Hill). Its The Hotline offers Web-based coverage of politics, polling, and campaign development.

The National Review was founded in 1955 by conservative commentator William F. Buckley, who hosted the weekly PBS TV show Firing Line for more than 20 years. Buckley died in 2008. Folks on the Left might find this review of the nation a bit lacking. National Review is a magazine and book publisher focusing on international and political news and opinion from a conservative Republican viewpoint. In addition to its semimonthly National Review and the online version National Review Online (NRO), the company publishes such book titles as The National Review Treasury of Classic Bedtime Stories and American Conservatism: An Encyclopedia.

New York Media publishes New York magazine, a slick weekly focused on lifestyle and business topics in the Big Apple. The under 500,000-circulation publication, considered one of the first city-focused magazines, was founded in 1968 by Clay Felker, and its writers have included Nora Ephron and Tom Wolfe. Current New York editor Adam Moss formerly ran the New York Times' Sunday magazine. Family trusts of the late Burce Wasserstein control New York Media. Wasserstein was a billionaire Wall Street financier and CEO of investment bank Lazard; he died in 2009. The city needs something to do while it's busy not sleeping. Sometimes it reads.

NewsMax Media serves up the news with a conservative slant. The company publishes alternative news and opinion content through its monthly magazine "NewsMax" and corresponding Web site. Columnists include Reed Irvine (founder of conservative watchdog group Accuracy In Media) and national broadcasting hosts and analysts Bill O'Reilly, Ed Koch, and Dick Morris. The company generates sales from advertising, as well as from politically oriented merchandise (clothing, posters, books) showcasing stars of the Republican Party. Former "New York Post" reporter Christopher Ruddy, the company's CEO, founded NewsMax Media in 1998.

Newsweek gets its readers up to speed on national and world events. The company publishes Newsweek, a US newsweekly with a worldwide circulation of more than 4 million readers. The magazine has more than 15 news bureaus worldwide and publishes about ten international editions that reach some 190 countries. Newsweek editors and contributors include Jonathan Alter, Anna Quindlen, and George Will. The firm was founded by Thomas Martyn, a former editor at Time magazine who wanted to strike up some competition. He published the first issue, then called News-Week, in 1933. The Washington Post bought the magazine in 1961; it sold Newsweek to stereo equipment magnate Sidney Harman in 2010.

Niche Media was founded in 1992 by CEO Jason Binn. It is a subsidiary of Greenspun Media Group. Niche Media serves a pretty exclusive readership. The company's glossy luxury publications aim to meet the needs of the rich and influential in metropolital locales such as New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Washington, DC, and Aspen, Colorado. Niche Media targets readers who maintain annual household incomes of at least $200,000 and have liquid assets of more than $1 million. Its Gotham magazine covers the New York City scene while its Hamptons magazine details the happenings of the resort community. Its LA Confidential magazine focuses on the jet-setters on the West Coast, and Aspen Peak blankets the ski set.

North American Publishing Company (NAPCO) was established in 1958. NAPCO successfully operates magazines, trade shows and online services for the various markets it serves. Currently, North American Publishing Company operates 15 magazines, 20 e-mail newsletters, 2 subscription services and 2 trade shows and employs over 120 people. Corporate Headquarters are located in Philadelphia. Sales personnel are located in New York, Chicago and throughout the country. NAPCO's first publication, Printing Impressions, is today the most influential journal for printing and graphic arts worldwide. When Printing Impressions was initially begun over 50 years ago, North American Publishing company had just four employees. NAPCO's growth and vitality reflects a philosophy that recognizes and values talented people who are seeking to grow with North American Publishing Company. Promotion from within is favored, with the result that many of our staff have moved upward into key positions. North American Publishing Company continues to expand "organically" each year capitalizing on its strong financial footing (NAPCO is debt free), its lack of shareholder pressure (NAPCO is a family business) and its willingness to invest by launching. Over a dozen new publications and services have been launched within the past few years with several more in the planning stage. Many of the company's original publications were purchased from other publishing firms. None were profitable at the time of acquisition, and all required extensive restructuring and investment to move them into the prominent and sound positions they now enjoy. The balance of NAPCO's magazines, as well as its trade shows and on-line services were started by North American Publishing Company.

Northstar Travel Media is the leading provider of news, information and data for the travel, meetings and hospitality industries and parent of brands including Travel Weekly, Business Travel News, Meetings & Conventions, Successful Meetings, Meeting News, Incentive, TravelAge West, and Family Getaways. NTM’s electronic directories — Travel Weekly’s HotelandTravel Index.com, Official Cruise Guide, and M&C Facilities Search — provide in-depth data on hotels, meeting and convention properties, and business travel in the United States and internationally. In addition to its directories and periodicals, NTM publishes a number of online subscription information resources, including STAR Service Online, Weissmann Reports, Intelliguide Corporate and Business Travel Planner.

Ogden Publications is controlled by the Nutting family, which also owns Ogden Newspapers, a publisher with more than 40 daily papers in about a dozen states. Ogden Publications caters to a farming crowd. The company publishes magazines and books for readers interested in topics such as sustainability, self sufficiency, and farm memorabilia. Titles include Mother Earth News, Farm Collector, and Herb Companion. It also publishes the Utne Reader, a magazine that compiles articles from non-mainstream media sources and offers original writing. In addition, the company provides custom pushing services through its Ogden Custom Media & Fulfillment Group.

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