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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.

Class Editori is the leading publisher in financial news and the luxury goods and lifestyle industries. Founded in 1986 by Paolo Panerai, it has developed over the years by exploiting the opportunities offered by technology to become a multimedia group transmitting information across all communication channels. The group's portfolio encompasses the daily newspapers MF/Milano Finanza and Italia Oggi, magazines including Capital, Class, Campus, Gentleman and Ladies & Gentleman, Lombard, Patrimoni and Global Finance, and the news agency MF-DowJonesNews, a joint venture with Dow Jones & Co. The publishers new media operations include the digital satellite television channel, Class CNBC, (formerly Cfn/Cnbc) in partnership with NBC-Vivendi Universal, Dow Jones, General Electric and Mediaset, the digital terrestrial television channel, Class News, the new all-news channel carried by Mediaset's multiplex, and Class Life, the first television channel dedicated to life's pleasures. Class Editori's multimedia operations, besides, include technological platforms for interactive financial services on digital terrestrial television, corporate tv services for banks and businesses, radio (WorldSpace Italia, Radio Classica/Milano Finanza) and video communication facilities (Telesia Sistemi) into main Italian airports and Rome's and Milano's metro.

Class Editori is the leading publisher in financial news and the luxury goods and lifestyle industries. Founded in 1986 by Paolo Panerai, it has developed over the years by exploiting the opportunities offered by technology to become a multimedia group transmitting information across all communication channels.The group's portfolio encompasses the daily newspapers MF/Milano Finanza and Italia Oggi, magazines including Capital, Class, Campus, Gentleman and Ladies & Gentleman, Lombard, Patrimoni and Global Finance, and the news agency MF-DowJonesNews, a joint venture with Dow Jones & Co. The publishers new media operations include the digital satellite television channel, Class CNBC, (formerly Cfn/Cnbc) in partnership with NBC-Vivendi Universal, Dow Jones, General Electric and Mediaset, the digital terrestrial television channel, Class News, the new all-news channel carried by Mediaset's multiplex, and Class Life, the first television channel dedicated to life's pleasures. Class Editori's multimedia operations, besides, include technological platforms for interactive financial services on digital terrestrial television, corporate tv services for banks and businesses, radio (WorldSpace Italia, Radio Classica/Milano Finanza) and video communication facilities (Telesia Sistemi) into main Italian airports and Rome's and Milano's metro.

Community Newspaper Holdings Inc. is one of the leading publishers of local news and information in the United States.Founded in 1997, CNHI's newspapers, television stations, Web sites and niche publications serve more than 150 communities throughout the United States. CNHI publications strive to be leading providers of local news and information in their communities. CNHI values excellence, integrity, respect for employees and a customer focus in all of its operations.

The Spokesman-Review is the largest news and information provider in the Inland Northwest. The newspaper traces its origin to the founding of the Spokane Falls Review in 1883. In 1893, the Review merged with its rival, The Spokesman, under the leadership of Publisher William H. Cowles. Later the company would buy the Spokane Daily Chronicle, which continued as a separate newspaper until Review and Chronicle newsrooms merged in 1983. The Chronicle existed until 1992. The Spokesman-Review is still owned by the Cowles family, whose members continue to reside in Spokane and are actively involved in civic betterment efforts in addition to Cowles Company operations. Today, publisher William Stacey Cowles represents the fourth generation of his family to oversee the newspaper.

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