PRIMEDIA Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the production and distribution of consumer directories primarily for the apartment and other rental property sectors of the residential real estate industry through online, print, and mobile platforms. The company’s principal digital assets include ApartmentGuide.com that delivers apartment and apartment community rental information to consumers through a combination of Internet, print, and mobile products and services; Rentals.com, a real estate rental site with various collections of single-unit rental property listings on the Internet; RentalHouses.com; NewHomeGuide.com; and AmericanHomeGuides.com. As of December 31, 2009 it distributed approximately 14.9 million printed directories to approximately 17,000 advertiser client locations and 28,000 retail and other locations. PRIMEDIA company was formerly known as K-III Communications Corporation and changed its name to PRIMEDIA Inc. in 1997. PRIMEDIA Inc. was founded in 1989 and is headquartered in Norcross, Georgia.

Established in 1974, DK publishes bestselling, award-winning and visually stunning reference books for adults and children. From travel guides and activity books, through to food, history, film and much more, DK makes ideas come to life! Owned by media group Pearson PLC, DK is part of the Penguin Group, and also acts as a parent company for video game publisher, Brady Games, and travel/non-fiction publisher, Rough Guides. DK has established a worldwide reputation for its innovative non-fiction books in which the unrivalled clarity of the words and pictures come together to spectacular effect. Our adult titles range from travel, (including the award-winning Eyewitness Travel Guides) to history, cooking, gardening and parenting; plus a wide range of other subjects. We also publish an extensive children’s catalogue that showcases a fantastic store of knowledge for children, toddlers and babies. Covering topics from history and the human body to animals and activities, DK children's books combine outstanding information with magical illustration and design.

Dewynters Ltd company has worked on such diverse projects as West End musicals (Cats, Les Miserables, and The Lion King), the Royal Shakespeare Company, and the National Portrait Gallery. Its US subsidiary, Dewynters Advertising, operates out of New York. UK sports management agency First Artist bought Dewynters in 2006. Dewynters ensures clients' productions and events take center stage. The agency provides marketing, design, advertising, promotion, merchandising, and new media services to clients in theatre, opera, dance, music, museums, and the television and film industries.

Cookie Jar Group is a leading developer and distributor of television entertainment and educational materials for children. Its Cookie Jar Entertainment unit produces such programs as Arthur, Spider Riders, and The Doodlebops, as well as KEWLopolis, a Saturday morning programming block that airs on CBS. It also owns a stake in two kids TV channels, KidsCo and Teletoon, and it controls a library of more than 6,000 half-hours of kids programming. The company's Cookie Jar Education unit includes publishers Carson-Dellosa Publishing, Carson-Dellosa School Division, and HighReach Learning. Cookie Jar is controlled by CEO Michael Hirsh.

The Chicago Reader is Chicago's largest free weekly newspaper, nationally recognized as a leader in the alternative press. Since 1971, the Reader has served as Chicago's political conscience, cultural guide, and music authority. With a highly targeted-circulation of 100,000 and a consistent return rate of less than 2%, the Chicago Reader is the city's most essential alternative media resource. Known for its in-depth coverage of Chicago politics and culture, the Reader explores and exposes news, events and issues that affect city living. The paper has won numerous journalistic awards and honors, both local and national, and is well-known as a showcase for Chicago's most talented writers, critics, photographers, and illustrators. With a readership of 450,000 and some of the industry's lowest advertising rates, the Chicago Reader is one the largest and most successful alternative weeklies in the country.

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.

Founded in 1997 as Stonehart Direct Marketing Services, MediaLab Group is owned by its management. The only thing cooking at MediaLab Group is information for its direct marketing clients. Through its ListLab brand, the company provides list brokerage and list management services for UK companies. ListLab specializes in serving clients in such areas as finance, publishing, health, mail order, and business-to-business. MediaLab company provides lists in Australia, Europe, and the US. Clients have included the BBC and Reader's Digest. MediaLab Group's other divisions provide insert management and brokerage, online marketing, printing services, e-mail design, and database management.

Infoscreen Networks plc ("INP") is an investment holding company whilst its wholly-owned subsidiary, YTL Info Screen Sdn Bhd (YTLIS), is presently involved in the digital narrowcast media sector in Malaysia. Since its launch in 2003, YTLIS has gone on to become an innovator within the digital media sector in Malaysia, both as a digital media network owner and operator, and as a developer of digital media solutions, establishing itself as a "one-stop-shop" for design, installation, content creation and management, together with support services to high footfall real estate owners.YTLIS owns and operates four digital narrowcast media networks in the Sungei Wang Plaza and the Bintang Walk area of Kuala Lumpur, and on the Kuala Lumpur Express Rail Link Train to Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Malaysia. YTLIS generates revenues from 3 different sources: from the sale of advertising on its media networks, contract income earned from the development of digital media solutions and production fees from the creation of advertising content from advertisers. International brands that have advertised on YTLIS' networks have included HSBC, ING, Gulf Air, Nissan, American Express, Malaysian Airlines, Carlsberg, AXA, Canon, ACER, Nokia, Samsung, Twentieth Century Fox, Royal Selangor, AVIS, National Geographic, Hard Rock Café and Planet Hollywood.

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.

Ricochet produces television content through Ricochet Films and Ricochet South.Ricochet Limited also operates Ricochet Digital (multimedia, youth programming, and documentaries). Ricochet South took its reality series Supernanny across the Atlantic, where the US version became a big hit for ABC. Other Ricochet creations include How Not to Decorate, Risking It All (potential entrepreneurs gambling everything to get their own business), Flying Heavy Metal (a history of passenger flight hosted by Iron Maiden musician Bruce Dickinson), and Sleeping Your Way to the Top (a documentary on women using their femininity to improve their lots in life.) The company is owned by Shed Media.

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