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The Ottaway organization was founded in November 1936 when James H. Ottaway Sr. purchased the Bulletin, a semi-weekly newspaper in Endicott, N.Y. Within a year he converted it into a daily and in 1944 began buying other publications, starting in the Northeast and eventually crossing the country.In 1970, Ottaway Newspapers merged with Dow Jones and now, as Dow Jones Local Media Group, operates print and online community media franchises in seven states including daily, Sunday and weekly newspapers, Internet sites, magazines and other news and advertising niche publications. Operating results and editorial quality are the specific responsibility of each publisher and team of department heads. At the corporate headquarters in Middletown, NY, executives and specialists in finance, sales and marketing provide assistance to all locations for print and online operations. A central staff for information services and the Internet provides technical support.

Dunfermline Press company runs about 30 newspapers in Scotland and Ireland, most of which boast paid circulation. The company's flagship newspaper is Scottish weekly The Dunfermline Press. It is also the parent company of Clyde & Forth Press. Headed by chief executive Deidre Romanes, Dunfermline Press Group has an aggressive acquisition strategy; most notable were its 2007 purchase of Berkshire Regional Newspapers from Trinity Mirror, which added 14 new titles to the publishing house, and its 2005 acquisition of Your Radio FM, the group's first move beyond newspapers. The Romanes family founded the company in 1859.

Eagle-Tribune Publishing publishes four daily newspapers in Massachusetts, including The Salem News, the Gloucester Daily Times, and the Daily News of Newburyport, as well as its flagship The Eagle-Tribune (North Andover). It also publishes several weekly papers serving in the region. The company traces its roots back to its first paper, the Lawrence Daily Eagle, which was formed in 1868. Community Newspaper Holdings (CNHI) acquired Eagle-Tribune Publishing from the Rogers family in 2005.

Edipresse is an international media group. Headquartered in Lausanne Switzerland, Edipresse's main activities are newspaper and magazine publishing and digital media.

Evening Post Publishing Co. is a privately held information and marketing company headquartered in Charleston, South Carolina. Subsidiaries of the company include television stations in Arizona, California, Colorado, Kentucky, Louisiana, Montana, and Texas; daily and weekly newspapers in South Carolina, North Carolina and Texas. Internationally, the company owns Solo Syndicate, LTD. in London, England. The company also owns and manages timberland in South Carolina through White Oak Forestry Company.

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