The Wilmington Group publishes information on professional markets through its Professional Publishing & Information unit, while its Professional Training & Events unit offers training services and organizes industry events. The company's content is geared toward banking and accounting, charities, government and public sector, healthcare and pharmaceutical, legal, media and entertainment, and pensions. Key brands include Central Law Training (CLT) for legal professionals, and Waterlow Professional Publishing, which publishes print and electronic databases, online information, magazines, and mailing lists for a variety of professional markets. Businesses turn to Wilmington for a ton of professional information.

Trader Corporation is a Canadian leader in print and online vertical media. The company was formed in June 2006 with the integration of Classified Media (Canada) Holdings Inc. (Trader Canada) and Trader Media Corporation (TMC). The two companies were acquired by Yellow Pages Income Fund that same year. Trader Corporation is present throughout Canada. Trader Corporation publishes approximately 160 publications and 22 web sites covering four product verticals: automotive, real estate, general merchandise and employment. The company’s publications have a weekly readership of approximately 1 million and its network of web sites attracts close to 3.5 million unique visitors per month.1 The business goal of Trader Corporation is to establish a national trading and advertising platform for customers, providing a “one-stop shop” for buyers and sellers in all the major vertical categories: vehicles, real estate, general merchandise and employment. Central to the company’s leadership position is its well-known brands and products, rich local content both print and online, and direct customer relationships.

Alloy, Inc. (Alloy) is a provider of media and marketing programs offering advertisers the ability to reach youth and non-youth targeted consumer segments through a range of assets and marketing programs, including digital, display board, direct mail, content production and educational programming. Collectively its businesses operate under the name Alloy Media + Marketing, but its divisions brand names include, Alloy Education, Alloy Entertainment, Alloy Marketing and Promotions (AMP), Alloy Access and On Campus Marketing (OCM). Alloy operates in three segments: Promotion, Media and Placement. The Promotion segment is comprised of businesses whose products and services are promotional in nature and includes its AMP, OCM and sampling divisions. The Media segment is comprised of Company-owned and represented media assets.

First Look Studios provides film development, production and distribution, and foreign sales of its extensive film and television library, which has more than 700 titles, including Waking Ned Devine and Baywatch. More recent films include Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters and Paris, je t'aime. The company operates in the home entertainment market through its First Look Home Entertainment subsidiary. It is owned by a group that includes the management team of independent studio Nu Image (Avi Lerner, Trevor Short, and Danny Dimbort).

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.

Web Clients (also known as Webclients.net) is spinning a web of online ad services. Once a segment of online advertising network provider ValueClick, the firm provides client companies online advertising options through its network of more than one thousand affiliated websites. Web Clients company offers pay-for performance and campaign tracking to clients that choose to advertise on its Websponsors network. Web Clients also offers lead generation services using its database of opt-in e-mail addresses and provides search engine optimization services. In early 2010, ValueClick sold Web Clients to an undisclosed buyer for $45 million.

Founded in 1991, Access Communications. Access Communications opens the lines of communication between its clients and their selected audiences. The agency serves business customers in such industries as consumer products, e-commerce, health care, and telecommunications. Core offerings include brand building, communication strategy and counsel, media relations, opinion leader activities, spokesperson and speaker support, and design services. Access Communications has worked with such clients as Google, Intuit, Johnson & Johnson, and LeapFrog Enterprises.

Detroit Free Press (owned by Gannett), The Detroit News is one of Detroit's two major daily newspapers. (The two papers' business operations are managed by the Detroit Media Partnership, which oversees business, marketing, and manufacturing operations while the newspapers keep separate editorial staffs.) The Detroit News boasts a daily circulation of about 180,000, and also operates on the Web through Detroit News Online. The paper was founded in 1873 and was acquired by Gannett in 1986. It was sold to MediaNews Group in 2005.

Loyalty Management Group Analytics Limited might not ring too many bells, but "Nectar" probably does -- and it has cash registers chiming. Operating as LMG Insight & Communication (LMG I&C), the company manages Nectar, one of the UK's largest loyalty programs. Nectar awards points -- redeemable for goods and services -- for money spent at more than a dozen popular retailers and service providers. In addition, the company's Self Serve platform provides point-of-sale (POS) insight and aggregated loyalty card data to customers. LMG I&C is owned by Groupe Aeroplan, a loyalty marketing company based in Canada.

Scholastic Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, publishes and distributes children’s books, as well as the develops educational technology products in the United States and internationally. It creates educational and entertaining materials and products, including magazines, children’s reference and non-fiction materials, teacher materials, television programming, films, videos, and toys for use in school and at home. In addition, the company offers media and entertainment products and programs comprising television programming, videos/DVDs, feature films, branded Web sites, and interactive products, as well as provides advertising sponsorship programs. Scholastic Corporation distributes its products and services through various channels that consist of school-based book clubs, and school-based book fairs and trade channels; and retail stores, schools, and libraries, as well as through its Internet site, scholastic.com. Scholastic Corporation company was founded in 1920 and is headquartered in New York, New York.

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