Libertyville Review is written for residents of Libertyville and Green Oaks, IL. The newspaper covers local news, sports and entertainment.

Published primarily for researchers, practitioners, educators, policy makers and managers. Focuses on the research process in library and information science as well as research findings and where applicable, their practical applications and significance.

Edited for librarians and other library administrative personnel. Highlights include coverage of new trends in information retrieval, education and documentation. Also contains book, magazine, videos(VHS), DVDs, books on tape, databases, web sites, on-demand, and CD-ROM reviews, and technology updates pertaining to information dissemination and libraries.

Focuses on assisting library administrators and managers at all levels with day-to-day challenges. Editorial content addresses a wide variety of management issues, highlights successful management methods, offers advice on managing libraries and features interviews with prominent practitioners in libraries and related fields. Regular columns include: Leading from the Middle; Manager's Boolshelf; amd Where is our Future?

Launched in 1931 and geared toward librarians, educators, administrators and others involved in the collection and history of books and covers research in all areas of librarianship, including historical, sociological, statistical, bibliographical, managerial and educational.

Devoted to the philosophy and techniques of day-to-day library technical service operations. Provides information on acquisitions, collection development, cataloging and classification along with preserving and reproducing library materials. Editorial mission is to support the theoretical, intellectual, practical, and scholarly aspects of the profession of collection management, development acquisitions, cataloging, classification, preservation and formatting of books. Written for technical service people and librarians.

Covers technology products and applications that are utilized by and impact the library institution in the United States.

Explores critical trends in professional librarianship, including practical application thorough analyses and literature reviews. Covers such topics as information technology and ethical issues concerning information technology. Devotes each issue to a single aspect of professional activity or interest. Provides breadth, covering a wide variety of themes, from special libraries to emerging technologies. THE PUBLICATION DOES NOT ACCEPT PITCHES.

Helps people catalog their books easily, in addition to connecting people with the same books and coming up with suggestions for what to read next. Social networking sites can be valuable resources for tracking response and reaction to press releases, advertising campaigns, products and services. However, the administrators of these sites often do not generate their own editorial content and generally do not want to be contacted with press materials.

Libre is a weekly billingual newspaper written for the residents of Miami. The publication covers local community news, as well as national and international topics of interest.