Background and Format: Founded in October 2008, TMT Finance provides specialist news, research, networking and knowledge sharing events. As well as the portal, TMT products also include a newsletter, conferences, award ceremonies and market reports. They provide insight and intelligence on new opportunities in growth markets in the telecom, media and technology sectors. Audience and Readership: Senior executives from the telecom, finance and professional advisory community globally. Monthly Unique Users: The publisher does not disclose the monthly unique user figure. Ad rates: Information on ad rates are not disclosed. Other information: The TMT Finance News Newsletter is now published weekly. It used to be sent out fortnightly.

TV Technology is for executives, engineers and chief technology officers who have a mandate to lead their companies into the new age of digital television. From broadband to broadcast, the business of visual news and entertainment is being transformed and the publication helps define how these changes will impact broadcasters, Web entrepreneurs and the new cable and satellite professionals.

Written for professionals in the development, manufacture and sale of specialty inks, coatings and other allied chemicals. Covers the latest trends with in-depth articles and keeps manufacturers informed about pigments, resins, varnishes, solvents, waxes, equipment and other essential products. Regular departments provide the latest information on up-and-coming small companies, industry news, new products, market information, personnel moves and meetings. In addition, the monthly feature, "Downstream" focuses on specific end-user segments, and allows printers to voice their expectation of ink suppliers.

Created in 1966 and edited for computer industry professionals of all disciplines including including OEM and the scientific and engineering end-users. Reports and commentary convey information on everything from chips to systems, from hardware to software, and from current research to future applications. Regular features include late breaking news, business trends, Internet developments, and a variety of technology-specific departments. Coverage includes application software and encryption such as SSL (secure socket layer), object-oriented products, trends of the industry, operating systems, languages, networking, client/server technology, management of software projects, graphics and working high-performance computing techniques. The magazine has four basic types of feature articles: Computing Practices, features that focus on practical solutions to common problems; Perspectives, a forum for critical thinkers to speculate about computing and computers; Cover Features, articles pertaining to the topics listed in the editorial calendar written by staff or guest editors; and Research Features, articles describing research that addresses a specific problem in computing. The remaining pages of the magazine include the following departments: New Products/Bookshelf, a department containing new product and new book information; News, a section covering news developments in computer technology and industry trends; Communications, a bimonthly department focusing on cutting-edge advances in the physical layer of the network; The Profession, a column tackling key issues facing those in the profession, craft, and trade of computer engineering; Software Technologies, a bimonthly department surveying cutting-edge emerging technologies with an eye toward finding that a new idea to augment established practice; Entertainment Computing, a bimonthly column chronicling developments and how they help shape computing; Standards, a bimonthly department that takes a behind-the-scenes look at the people and processes that determine standards; IT Systems Perspectives, a bimonthly column that looks at the human and technical factors that lead to the successful deployment of new information technologies; and Security, a bimonthly department that looks at recent security hacks as well as the architectural issues underlying strong security.

Established in 1906 and edited for the electric and non-illuminated sign and outdoor advertising industries. English and Spanish editions examine design, craft techniques, products and materials, construction and engineering, management and accounting, industry and trade association news.