Hometown life is the bread and butter for Publisher's Group of America (PGA). The company publishes American Profile, a weekly supplement magazine covering "hometown American life" that is distributed in newspapers across the country, with a circulation of about 10 million readers. In addition, PGA's Hometown Content service provides syndicated content such as crossword puzzles, weather forecasts, and movie reviews to community publishers. Other PGA products include newspaper insert Relish, which covers food-related topics (circulation 15 million), and health and wellness magazine Spry (9 million). All total, the company serves more than 1,600 community newspapers across the country.

Clipper Magazine company publishes about 490 local and regional editions, covering markets in about 30 states throughout the US. The magazines, which include national as well as local ads, are mailed to consumers at least seven times a year -- more in larger markets. Clipper Magazine company also publishes coupons online and distributes restaurant menus. A subsidiary of newspaper publisher Gannett, Clipper Magazine was founded in 1983 by Steve Zuckerman, Ian Ruzow, and Bob Zuckerman.

Dorling Kindersley Publishing House GmbH company was started in 1999 in a converted Bavarian barn. Whether you have a hankering to read about sushi or prefer to delve into the exploits of the former bass player of the Rolling Stones, Dorling Kindersley is sure to offer something that satisfies your literary appetite. The German subsidiary of UK-based Dorling Kindersley Ltd., the publishing house releases hundreds of titles on a plethora of subjects, including architecture, astrology, food, gardening, economics, travel, hobbies, nature, health, sex and relationships, fitness, and children's reading.

A. H. Belo Corporation (NYSE: AHC), headquartered in Dallas, Texas, is a distinguished newspaper publishing and local news and information company that owns and operates four daily newspapers and a diverse group of Web sites. A. H. Belo publishes The Dallas Morning News, Texas' leading newspaper and winner of nine Pulitzer Prizes since 1986; The Providence Journal, the oldest continuously-published daily newspaper in the U.S. and winner of four Pulitzer Prizes; The Press-Enterprise (Riverside, CA), serving southern California's Inland Empire region and winner of one Pulitzer Prize; and the Denton Record-Chronicle. The Company publishes various specialty publications targeting niche audiences, and its partnerships and/or investments include the Yahoo! Newspaper Consortium and Classified Ventures, owner of cars.com. A. H. Belo also owns direct mail and commercial printing businesses. A. H. Belo's combined newspaper and related online businesses reach a large number of people in markets with attractive long-term demographics. From its beginnings as a Texas newspaper company in 1842 through present, A. H. Belo has attributed its success to its unique understanding of, and commitment to, the audiences it serves. A. H. Belo's close community ties, strong journalistic reputation, and intense regional focus have been nurtured and expanded over time, resulting in powerful media brands and business opportunities that are not easily duplicated by competitors.A. H. Belo's focused strategy for extending its news and information platform to emerging media and audiences enables the Company to remain flexible as audiences change, and deliver news and information in new ways to match new tastes, interests and habits. Web sites associated with A. H. Belo's newspapers exemplify this strategy. A. H. Belo's Web sites build on the Company's well-established local and regional brands to generate new customer relationships.

Showcase Entertainment is a US-based foreign distribution firm. The company licenses, distributes, and markets independent feature films. The company has marketed more than 200 feature films, and sells to buyers throughout the world, including countries in Asia, Europe, and South America. Many of Showcases's movies are acquired through the William Morris Agency and ICM. Titles include Anything But Love and The Iris Effect.

Aptimus company, whose name is derived from the Latin words "aptus" (unusually qualified) and "optimus" (most beneficial), operates an ad network that showcases free, trial, and promotional offers from a variety of corporate clients. Serving primarily the education sector, Aptimus provides banner ads, hyper-links, and pop-ups across its network of sites as part of its clients' marketing campaigns and coordinates mailings using its database of e-mail addresses of people who have opted to receive promotional offers. Owning offices in Seattle and San Francisco, Aptimus is a subsidiary of education services company Apollo Group.

JHG Company uses the scarlett seat as a symbol of relationships with clients based on listening in its own branding, one of the firm's specialties. JHG also offers public relations, mobile communications marketing, design, advertising, and interactive media services. JHG draws customers from the sports, entertainment, technology, B2B, health, and life sciences sectors. Clients have included Comcast, Continuous Computing, MediaFLO Technologies, and QUALCOMM. JHG was formed in 2007 when Jayne Hancock Group acquired its partner agency, Townsend Inc.

Founded in 1987, PGR Media offers media planning and strategic marketing services for clients mainly in the retail sector. PGR Media company's PGR Insights division offers market research, trend analysis, focus-group moderation, and industry research oriented toward building valuable marketing strategies. Key products of the division include Geotracker, a breakdown of potential sales by geography, Demotracker, an analytic tool used for mining potential prospects, and Mindframe, a psychological profiling tool. PGR Media has offices in Boston and New York City. It handles about $120 million in annual billings.

The Hill is known among those who influence policy as a "must read" in print and online. It signals the important issues of the moment. In an environment filled with political agendas, The Hill stands alone in delivering solid, non-partisan and objective reporting on the business of Washington, covering the inner-workings of Congress, as well as the nexus between politics and business. The Hill serves to connect the players, define the issues and influence the way Washington's decision makers view the debate. Founded in 1994, the newspaper features strong investigative reporting and frequently breaks stories that are widely cited in national publications. The newspaper also profiles lawmakers and aides, offers features describing the sociology and politics of the Hill, book and restaurant reviews and a weekly column about the Capitol Hill neighborhoods.The Hill has a print circulation of above 21,000, more than any other Capitol Hill publication. It is aimed at the 100 senators, 435 House members, 40,000 aides and tens of thousands in the influence industry whose work affects the lives of all Americans. The newspaper is a subsidiary of News Communications Inc., a publicly owned company.

Vollmer Public Relations, Inc. operates as a public relations and communications management firm in the United States. It offers public relations, marketing communications, corporate communications, interactive marketing, trade show services, investor relations, communication training, and crisis counseling services. The company was founded in 1981 and is headquartered in Houston, Texas, with additional offices in Dallas, Austin, and New York. As of September 27, 2010, Vollmer Public Relations Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Daniel J. Edelman, Inc.

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