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.

The oldest technology magazine in the world, Technology Review was founded in 1899 and is published by Technology Review Inc., an independent media company owned by Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Technology Review publishes Technology Review magazine and Technologyreview.com, both of which cover emerging technologies and their impact on business, society, and politics. The publication addresses topics such as biotechnology, computing, energy, medicine, manufacturing, nanotechnology, telecommunications, and transportation, and has international editions in China, Germany, and Italy.

The Big Issue is one of the UK’s leading social businesses, which seventeen years since its inception continues to offer homeless and vulnerably housed people the opportunity to earn a legitimate income. The organisation is made up of two parts; a limited company which produces and distributes a magazine to a network of street vendors, and a registered charity which exists to help those vendors gain control of their lives by addressing the issues which have contributed to their homelessness. The Big Issue Company publishes a weekly entertainment and current affairs magazine, which Big Issue sellers (or vendors) buy for 85p and sell for £1.70, thereby earning 85p per copy. Any post investment profit generated through the sale of the magazine or the sale of advertising is passed on to our charity, The Big Issue Foundation. The Foundation is also reliant upon donations from the public to fund its crucial work with vendors. The organisation currently supports over 2900 homeless and vulnerably housed people across the country. The magazine is read by over 670,000 people every week throughout the UK*.

The Dolan Company, together with its subsidiaries, provides professional services and business information services to legal, financial, and real estate sectors in the United States. The company’s Professional Services division provides mortgage default processing services primarily in California, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, and Texas. It assists law firms and other customers in processing foreclosure, bankruptcy, eviction, and litigation and other mortgage default related case files in connection with residential mortgage defaults; offers real estate title services; and provides loan modification and loss mitigation support on mortgage default files. This division also offers litigation support services, such as procedural and technical advice services to law firms and attorneys in organizing, preparing, and filing appellate briefs, records, and appendices in paper and electronic formats. The Business Information division provides various information products consisting of print and online business journals; court and commercial newspapers; and other electronic media offerings. As of December 31, 2009, it published 64 publications comprising 11 paid daily print publications, 23 paid non-daily print publications, and 12 non-paid non-daily print publications, as well as 18 publications that are provided through online or email. This segment also provides business information services through its 39 event and other non-publication Web sites, and email notification systems. The company was formerly known as Dolan Media Company and changed its name to The Dolan Company in May 2010. The Dolan Company was founded in 1992 and is based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The Economist Group is the leading source of analysis on international business and world affairs. We deliver our information through a range of formats, from newspapers and magazines to conferences and electronic services. What ties us together is the objectivity of our opinion, the originality of our insight and our advocacy of economic and political freedom around the world.

Kiplinger (pronounced KIP-ling-er) is a Washington, D.C.-based publisher of business forecasts and personal finance advice, available in print, online, audio, video and software products. Our best-known publications are The Kiplinger Letter, a weekly business and economic forecasting periodical for people in management, and the monthly Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine. The total paid circulation of our periodicals exceeds 850,000, and our Web site, Kiplinger.com, receives nearly 1.2 million unique visits per month.

One group is all about magazines. The Magazine Group (TMG) is a custom publisher of magazines and Web sites. It also produces podcasts and other multimedia content. The group's custom publishing services include editorial, design, production, ad sales, distribution and circulation, and strategic consulting for its varied clientele. The company serves some 50 clients, which include associations, corporations, and non-profit agencies such as American Folk Art Museum (Folk Art magazine); Hilton Grand Vacations Company (Grand Times magazine); and Scripps Networks (Food Network Magazine). Business partners Richard Creighton (principal) and Jane Ottenberg (president) co-founded TMG in 1981.

The Nation was established by abolitionists in 1865. The Nation Company publishes The Nation, a political magazine that gives a liberal voice to current events and issues. The weekly opinion journal tackles national and worldwide topics and has regular commentaries and features. Contributors have included Albert Einstein, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Ralph Nader. With departments devoted to topics such as art, corporations, defense, environment, and peace and disarmament, the magazine boasts a circulation of about 200,000. In addition to its print magazine, The Nation Company publishes content online.

The National Magazine Company Ltd. publishes Web sites for NatMag titles through Hearst Digital Network; properties include women's site handbag.com and consumer health site netdoctor.co.uk. Founder William Randolph Hearst established the UK presence in 1910. A subsidiary of The Hearst Corporation, The National Magazine Company (NatMag) publishes about 20 magazines in the UK. Its titles include Cosmopolitan, Country Living, Harper's Bazaar, Esquire, and Good Housekeeping. The National Magazine company partnered with Rodale to publish Men's Health and Runner's World in the UK through its NatMag-Rodale unit. Its COMAG is a distribution partnership with Conde Nast Publications Limited (part of Conde Nast), one of the UK's largest magazine distributors.

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