Time Inc. UK
The publishing company ‘Time inc. UK’ based in London, in
the UK. Formerly known as ‘IPC Media,’ publishes the music magazine ‘NME,’ and
the other magazines ‘Marie Claire’, ‘What’s on TV’, ‘Wallpaper*’, ‘Woman’, ‘Countrylife’, ‘Horse and Hound’ and ‘Livingetc’.
It is owned by Time inc., which was formerly owned by Time Warner but is
currently independently run. It was founded in 1968. It mainly focuses on the
print side of business but has its own website selling subscriptions, and it
has a set of digital magazines it publishes as well. The company publishes over
60 magazines, some variations or sub releases of others, aimed at both men and
women, mostly older, covering subjects like entertainment, sports, business and
news. Time inc. has a global audience of over 120 million readers a month
Livingly Media
The publishing company ‘Livingly Media’ based in California
and owned by the french company ‘Aufeminin,’ which is
owned by ‘Axel Springer,’ its main publishing websites are: ‘Livingly’, its
flagship site. ‘Zimbio’, an entertainment site. ‘StyleBistro’, a fashion based
site, and finally ‘Lonny’ a home décor case. The company only publishes digital
magazines on its websites but focuses on publishing on different platforms of
digital media. Owned by ‘aufeminin’ it is aimed primarily at an older female
American audience.
Future PLC
The ‘Future PLC’ Publishing Company based in Somerset, in
the UK was founded in 1985. The company also owns an American publishing
company ‘Future US’ (Formerly ‘Imagine Media’ or ‘The Future Network USA’) in
South San Francisco. The company publishes both digital and physical magazines
though while it focused heavily on publishing print magazines in the past it
has started focusing its works, and focusing more on the digital side of the
media, for example releasing a new set of simplified magazines, referred to as
‘bookazines’ which have a code to digitally download them. ‘Future PLC’
publishes over 20 magazines across its UK and US companies. Magazines the
company publish include: 3D World, ImagineFX, net, PC Gamer, PC Format, Your
Family Tree and its’ music magazines ‘Rhythm’ which focuses on percussion and
drums and it’s guitar focused magazines ‘Guitarist’ and ‘Total Guitar’. The
company also runs 4 websites: GamesRadar, Gizmodo, and TechRadar. Formerly
published magazines include: Official Nintendo Magazine, iCar, Tap!, Total! and
Nintendo Gamer, it also used to run the website ‘Daily Radar.’ It sold its US
music magazines such as ‘Guitar World’ and ‘Revolver’ to ‘New Bay Media LLC’
for $3 million in 2012. Certain parts of the company’s portfolio reach a global
audience of over 14.6 million monthly.

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