Martha Stewart Living is a lifestyle publication established by Time Inc. in 1990 and later acquired by Martha Stewart in 1997, becoming the flagship brand of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia. The magazine covers topics related to home, food, gardening, crafts, holidays, housekeeping, and weddings. Its editorial content provides practical information, instructional material, and ideas for home and lifestyle activities. In 2022, Martha Stewart Living ended its print edition and transitioned to a fully digital format. The publication continues to offer online content through its website, digital platforms, and RSS feeds, with coverage reflecting the same subject areas as its former print version.

Established in 1961 and serves the nation's garment care professionals as a source for news, information, and technical knowledge, and to help them survive and thrive in the professional laundry and dry-cleaning industries. Contains features on new products, industry events and similar topics.

Provides cleaning professionals with managerial, technical, and industry news. Written for those in the commercial and residential cleaning industries and are often associated with schools, hospitals, hotels and cleaning services. Includes information about industry developments, association activities, matters of legislation affecting the industry's growth and development, and special interest stories in the form of features, news briefs and bulletins. Topics covered include window cleaning, pest control, floor sealants, paper products, odor control, vacuums, carpet cleaning, and numerous others.

Chronicles news and developments in the professional laundry and drycleaning industries. Contains features on new products, personnel movements, industry events, and similar topics.

Written for management-level personnel involved in institutional/on-premise laundering or textile/uniform rental services by focusing on current trends and news. Includes reviews of the implementation of new laundry equipment; reports on laundry chemicals, linens, textiles, garments, and uniforms; industry events; updates on government regulations; and environmental news. This outlet is offered in RSS (Real Simple Syndication).