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-IDG-
Offices: Boston, Massachusetts
With more than 300 publications in 85 countries, read by more than 100 million
people each month, IDG is the world's leading publisher of computer magazines
and newspapers including PC World, Computerworld, InfoWorld
,CIO ,Macworld, and Network World global product lines.
IDG features the largest network of technology-specific Web sites with more
than 400 around the world. IDG is also a leading producer of more than 170
computer-related events worldwide.
Offices: Dana Point, California
The iMedia seeks advance the business of interactive media and marketing
by serving as the primary conduit between buyers and sellers. And, to inspire
marketers of all types to explore and embrace interactive marketing strategies.
Published by iMedia Communications, a trade publisher and event producer
serving interactive media and marketing industries, the company is a subsidiary
of dmg world media.
Offices: New York, New York
Incentive serves a wide variety of industries by addressing concerns
of managers who specify premiums and/or incentives, including merchandise
and travel, as part of their sales and marketing motivation programs. Each
issue contains proven practical ideas and strategies that have helped companies
run successful incentive programs and increase sales, productivity, quality
and employee satisfaction.
Offices: Jericho, New York
InformationWeek is the leading IT media brand that helps Business
Technology Buyers who buy, build and manage technology drive business innovation.
Every week, InformationWeek delivers unique perspective and analysis
on how to apply technology for business and customer value. From news analysis
to in-depth technology coverage, this fresh insight defines the way in which
440,000 Business Technology Professionals achieve business innovation powered
by technology.
Offices: San Francisco, California
InfoWorld Media Group delivers in-depth coverage and evaluation of IT products
for technology experts involved in major purchase decisions for their companies.
InfoWorld reaches the most influential readers through its integrated online,
print, events, and research channels. InfoWorld provides specialized
IT coverage for the CTO, senior-most company executives who are deeply steeped
in technology expertise and experience.-Inside-
Offices: Tampa, Florida
Inside Digital Media is a place where you can see and hear interviews
with thought leaders in the digital media industries. There are two formats.
First, is audio-only, which is much like talk radio over the internet. To
hear the interview streams at your computer you will need the RealPlayer.
If instead you choose to download the interviews, you may burn them to blank
CDs or transfer them to portable devices like the iPod.
Offices: Rockville, Maryland
Written by a team of veteran correspondents working around the globe,
Inside Digital TV is a no-nonsense news source that covers the latest
developments in the digital broadcasting industry. It’s a reliable source
of intelligence which not only tells you what’s happening, but actually
puts the news into context for you, thus enabling you to make crucial business
decisions with total confidence.
Offices: Jericho, New York
Each quarter, the Inside DSP supplement to EE Times focuses
on the digital signal processing technology behind a particular end-equipment
market, or on a particular category of signal processing technology. Relevant
end-equipment markets include consumer audio and video, mobile multimedia
devices, automotive signal processing applications, motor control, wireless
and wired communications equipment, medical electronics, military/aerospace
applications, test and measurement equipment, and industrial applications.
Offices: Jericho, New York
Intelligent Enterprise is dedicated to helping organizations plan
and deploy strategic business applications. They're a media brand focused
on how technologies can work together to form the strategic applications
vital to their businesses. They provide their readers with both the context
and the technical detail needed to go from concept to purchase to deployment,
addressing the questions business application strategists face every day.-Internet-
Offices: New York, New York
Results-oriented marketers of technology products and services rely on the
internet.com Network to help build their brands, generate leads and make
sales. Their philosophy of doing business is a simple one: we succeed only
when their clients succeed. They do everything possible to ensure they do.
Their Internet media properties attract a highly qualified audience of technology
product and service buyers. They are affluent, educated and empowered by
their organizations to invest in IT and Internet solutions.
Offices: Jericho, New York
InternetWeek is the publication for IT professionals that delivers
a daily slate of breaking news, features, polls and reviews. This is information
that keeps you up-to-date on upcoming technologies and trends, so you can
profit now. InternetWeek also delivers the free InternetWeek Newsletter
daily. Each issue includes all you've come to expect from our Web site,
with a focus on the top stories of the day.
Offices: Los Angeles, California
A valuable research tool, Investor's Business Daily readers keep
an issue an average of 12 days. Investor's Business Daily subscribers
pay $295 a year, more than the subscribers of any other publication. Seventy-eight
percent of subscribers read 4 out of 5 issues. If you want to attract investors
and maximize shareholder value, then Corporate News is the vehicle
for your company. It is the press release showcase that delivers your breaking
financial news to Wall Street and the country's most active and influential
investors.
Offices: Jericho, New York
For some time, they've been writing Network Magazine for the new
IT professional who is determining the architecture of corporate IT efforts.
Their new name, IT Architect, better reflects their content and this
crucial audience. IT Architect has established methods for analyzing
the business case around a technology, with reader surveys on technology
adoption trends, ROI and costing analysis, and more.
Offices: Louisville, Kentucky
IT Business Edge provides a new, easier, and more effective way for you
to stay on top of the IT issues affecting your company—and to help you stay
on the leading edge of business IT. They offer you the unparalleled power
of a Personalized IT Intelligence Agent—a service that combines the strength
of advanced online search techniques with the critical thinking of experienced
industry journalists.
Offices: Chatsworth, California
The IT Compliance Institute (ITCi) strives to be a global authority on the
role of technology in business governance and regulatory compliance. ITCi's
primary goal is to be a useful and trusted resource for IT professionals
seeking to help businesses meet privacy, security, financial accountability,
and other regulatory requirements. Targeted at CIOs, CTOs, compliance managers,
and information technology professionals, ITCi focuses on regional- and
vertical-specific information that promotes awareness and propagates best
practices within the IT community.-Jupiter-
Offices: New York, New York
JupiterWeb is the online division of Jupitermedia Corporation. JupiterWeb
operates four distinct online networks: internet.com and EarthWeb.com for
IT professionals; DevX.com for developers; and Graphics.com for graphics
professionals. JupiterWeb properties include more than 150 Web sites and
nearly 150 e-mail newsletters that are viewed by over 18 million users and
generate over 290 million page views monthly. -KM-
Offices: Camden, New Jersey
KMWorld serves the Content, Document, and Knowledge Management
markets. They do this by providing actionable information and in-depth analysis
to business leaders and strategic decision-makers to help them improve their
business performance. KMWorld believes that successful businesses
today rely on the careful balance of technology, process, and people. Through
their many channels, they provide the market knowledge, the process management
skills, and the best practices at work in business today.
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