Dover Publications Inc. company publishes more than 9,000 titles (including a wide variety of paper dolls) in about 30 special interest categories such as philosophy, art, and history. It also produces related items such as children's activity books, music scores, and clip art. Dover sells its products to bookstores and mass merchandisers, as well as specialty retailers such as gift and craft stores. In addition, the company sells books directly to customers through catalogs and its retail Web site. Now owned by book manufacturer Courier Corporation, Dover Publications was originally founded in 1941 by Hayward and Blanche Cirker.

Churm Media is a leading regional, full-service media company based in Newport Beach, California. The privately held company publishes 5 niche consumer magazines and 4 interactive websites serving readers and advertisers in five Southern California counties — Orange, Los Angeles, San Diego, Riverside and San Bernardino. The company prints and distributes more than 400,000 magazines per month with a total audience — print, online and events — of more than 1.5 million readers/viewers per month. Since June 1990, Steve Churm has owned and operated the company. Churm Media has 2 Southern California offices in Newport Beach, Santa Ana and Riverside. In addition to print and online media, the company produces annual business-to-business, family and consumer events. The company and its 40-plus full-time employees are actively involved in the community through various not-for-profit organizations, educational foundations and business programs. It is this commitment to improving the industries and communities it serves that forms the foundation for Churm Media’s culture and operating philosophy.

Mediascene was founded in 1984. Mediascene provides a wide range of direct-marketing services to help UK businesses reach their target clients. Mediascene company's offerings include database services (data capture, database design, and management), call center operations for phone and Internet-based sales, direct-mail services, and response management (fulfillment and digital printing). Among its customers are Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, Royal Mint, BBC Worldwide, and Cardiff University.

Lowe & Partners Worldwide, part of global advertising and marketing services conglomerate Interpublic Group, is a leading full service ad agency network with affiliated offices in nearly 90 countries. It offers creative development and campaign management services, as well as brand consulting and other marketing communications services. One of Lowe's biggest strengths is its ability to offer clients additional marketing and communications services through other Interpublic agencies, including DraftFCB (direct marketing and interactive services), GolinHarris (public relations), Initiative (media buying and planning), and Deutsch (full service agency).

Hyperion was founded in 1991. One company's love of books borders on being hyper. Hyperion is home of best sellers such as Have a Little Faith by Mitch Albom, Michael J. Fox's A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Future, and One Fifth Ave from Sex and the City scribe Candace Bushnell. The unit of the Disney/ABC Television Group publishes general interest fiction and nonfiction books for adults under imprints including Voice, Miramax, ABC Daytime Press, and Hyperion eBooks and Audio imprints. Hyperion Books company publishes books related to ABC-aired shows, such as Ugly Betty: The Book. Hyperion also publishes books for actors tied to ABC programs such as Desperate Housewives' Teri Hatcher.

Formed in 2007, Imagem Music Group is the product of a partnership between music publisher CP Masters BV and Dutch pension fund APG. There's nothing like the sound of Imagem Music Group's music to inspire the imagination. As a European-based music publisher, Imagem Music Group controls the rights to more than 100,000 songs by popular artists, including Kid Rock, Rihanna, Kelly Clarkson, and Justin Timberlake. Through its Boosey & Hawkes and Rodgers & Hammerstein subsidiaries, Imagem company also owns the rights to classical music compositions by modern composers, as well as stage and songs featured in popular musicals such as Oklahoma and The Sound of Music.

DRG had its beginnings early last century when Christian Muselman founded Economy Printing Concern in his hometown of Berne in 1925. In the late 1950s, his two sons, Carl and Art, bought the business from their father and continued to expand printing operations. DRG's publishing/direct marketing history began in New England in 1947 with the founding of magazine publisher House of White Birches by brothers Ed and Mike Kutlowski of Seabrook, N.H.

Percepta, LLC provides customized outsourcing solutions to the automotive and related industries. It offers customer care services, including inbound/outbound communications, multi-lingual, multi-channel, Web chat, product information and marketing support, customer segmentation, concern resolution, claims processing, technical assistance, locator service, customer surveys, and fulfillment; and distributor and retailer support services, such as order assistance, training and certification program support, and back office administration, as well as marketing, merchandising, and promotional support.Percepta company also provides learning solutions, including content development and design, education and training, communication programs and presentation materials, Web based/eLearning, instructor led, CD ROM, satellite, and seminars/Webinars; and professionally managed services, such as contact center management consultancy, business process analysis, project management, recruiting and staffing, workforce planning and administration, and information technology services

Yankee Publishing was founded in 1935 by Robb and Beatrix Sagendorph, and remains family-owned. Poet Emily Dickinson once wrote, "I think New Englandy," and Yankee Publishing tries to abide by her words. The publisher of the monthly Yankee magazine is devoted to what it calls "the New England way of life," with region-specific features such as throwing a classic clambake and finding the best country roads for viewing fall foliage. The company operates a digital version of the title with classified ads and e-commerce options. It also publishes The Old Farmer's Almanac; America's oldest continuously published periodical, the almanac was first published in 1792 during George Washington's first term as president.

Amos Publishing is a niche publishing company producing 15 different magazines for a variety of markets including stamp and coin collectors, automotive enthusiasts and crafters. It is a family owned company employing more than 120 talented and creative people, headquartered in Sidney, Ohio. General James O. Amos founded Amos Publishing in 1876 with the purchase of the Shelby County Democrat, which later became the Sidney Daily News. For more than 120 years the Amos family produced the Sidney Daily News, until a portion of the family sold its interest in the newspaper holdings in 1999. John Amos and his son Rick are now the fifth generation to continue the 130-year family history in publishing.

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