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BMJ

  • 12/8/2013
  • 4
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InformationWeek

http://www.informationweek.com

InformationWeek helps more than 440,000 Business Technology Professionals who buy, build and manage technology drive business innovation powered by technology. In addition to the weekly magazine, InformationWeek provides a platform of information solutions including http://www.informationweek.com/ , InformationWeek Research, InformationWeek Events, which includes the InformationWeek Conference for Business Technology Executives and the InformationWeek Daily, an e-mail news service. In May 2003 in conjunction with Optimize, InformationWeek launched its Media Network. The Media Network consists of Optimize and Government Enterprise, as well as its Vertical Industry Network publications - Bank Systems & Technology, Insurance & Technology and Wall Street & Technology. InformationWeek is consistently recognized for its commitment to excellence and innovation, receiving several of the industry's top media accolades including top spots in BtoB Magazine's annual Media Power 50, as well as awards from ASBPE and Circulation Management magazine.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 8
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Village Voice LLC

http://www.villagevoice.com

Village Voice Media is the nation's leading alternative weekly newspaper company. The Village Voice has been the recipient of three Pulitzer Prizes, and all papers have earned scores of other awards for reporting and criticism. Alt-PressWatch was originally developed by SoftLine Information in the summer of 2001. SoftLine became part of ProQuest Information and Learning later that year.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 7
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IPC Media Ltd.

http://www.ipcmedia.com

IPC, Association Connecting Electronics Industries is a Bannockburn, IL-based trade association dedicated to the competitive excellence and financial success of its more than 2,200 member companies, which represent all facets of the electronic interconnection industry, including design, printed circuit board manufacturing and electronics assembly. As a member-driven organization and leading source for industry standards, training, market research and public policy advocacy, IPC supports programs to meet the needs of a USD44 billion industry employing more than 400,000 people. IPC maintains offices in Taos, N.M.; Washington D.C.; Garden Grove, Calif.; and Shanghai, China.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 7
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Billboard

http://www.billboard.com

Now in its 114th year, Billboard is the world's premier weekly music publication and a diverse digital, events, brand, content and data licensing platform. Billboard publishes the most trusted charts and offers unrivaled reporting about the latest music, video, gaming, media, digital and mobile entertainment issues and trends. Billboard is the flagship property for the Billboard Information Group, which also consists of Billboard.biz, Billboard.com, Billboard Chart Alert, Billboard Information Network (BIN), Billboard Directories, Billboard Books, and Billboard Licensing & Events. Billboard's many strategic partners include Microsoft, Reuters, Sirius Satellite Radio, Telemundo, Univision Radio, ABC Radio Networks, Azteca America and Billboard sister companies Nielsen SoundScan and Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems. These partnerships leverage Billboard's proprietary data, charts and information resources to develop broadcast entertainment, digital and mobile platforms and contextual commerce applications that expand Billboard's franchise and consumer reach. Billboard is published by Nielsen Business Media, a part of The Nielsen Company, a global information and media company.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 7
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Financial Times

http://www.ft.com

The ambition of the Financial Times is to be the best business newspaper in the world. Our editorial values support that goal, and our priorities are different from those of other news organisations. We concentrate our efforts and resources on our chosen area - business, the economy, and everything which helps to explain how they work. Because we are used by people as part of their work, we place a very high premium on the accuracy and authority of what we write. We are more internationally-minded than most of our competitors. This is partly because of the way the paper has its roots in its reporting of the UK economy, which has long been one of the most open in the world, and partly because of the success of the City of London as one of the world's great international financial markets. The City's international reach has expanded considerably over the past thirty years and so has that of the newspaper. The Financial Times is also unlike most of its rivals in its relationship with its proprietor. Pearson has owned the company for 40 years. It understands and respects the value of editorial integrity, and goes to great lengths to support the newspaper's independent approach to reporting and analysis. The Financial Times has at least three core strengths that will continue to ensure the FT's pre-eminence in the increasingly competitive business of news. First, we have a very strong brand name, which represents above all the core values of accuracy and authority. The FT brand is becoming recognised around the world. The increasing use of English as the language of business, along with falling costs of communication, have together made it possible for the Financial Times to establish itself in a growing number of markets outside the UK. The second crucial strength of the newspaper lies in its editing resources. The world is drowning in data; readers need a reliable source of information to help identify the developments which matter to them, and put them into context. The aim each day is to select those news developments which are most likely to matter to our particular group of readers, and to publish them in a way that gives a clear sense of their relative importance and makes them easily accessible. The third essential component of the Financial Times is the quality of its journalists. We have many more specialist reporters and editors than most of our competitors. Their job is to add value to raw news items by using their experience, and also by helping to put everything into context. The aim is to publish material which is regarded as being authoritative even by those most closely involved with what is being written about. In the future, the Financial Times aims to consolidate and strengthen its position in the UK market, and to achieve significant international growth. News priorities of the domestic and international editions will be reshaped to make them more relevant to readers in different geographical regions. But the core values and editorial goals of the newspaper will be unchanged, and consistent everywhere.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 7
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News Corp.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 7
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