Background and format: The Morning Star is published by the People's Press Printing Society daily (six times a week) and is aimed at readers who are socialist. Covers news, world affairs, features, culture and sport. For more information about advertising rates, Moshiqur Noor can be reached at ads@peoples-press.com Circulation:  Source: Publisher Monthly Unique Users:  150,000 (Source: Publisher)

Edited for the agents, consultants, and brokers who sell to the voluntary group benefits market. Written for producers who well life benefits, health benefits, disability benefits, retirement savings plans, college savings benefits, vision benefits, dental benefits, final expense benefits and nontraditional benefits (elder care, childcare, financial consulting, flexible hours, telecommuting, product discounts, concierge services, vision programs and pet insurance). Also features articles and columns designed to help its readers sell and market more voluntary and group benefits. Sections include From the Experts, Worksite Wisdom, Broker Essentials and Benefits in the News.

Established in 1905 and edited for executives in a variety of industries who buy, recommend and specify the use of incentive merchandise and travel in their sales and marketing programs. Devoted exclusively to motivation and performance improvement through the use of incentive programs and consumer promotion. Specific topics include business travel and rewards, incentive marketplaces, social networking, giveaways, gifts and merchandise awards. Content includes general business topics, workplace issues, case studies and interviews.

Targets attorneys and staff of corporate legal departments. Features industry trends facing in-house legal departments as well as outside counsel. Focuses on a broad spectrum of subjects from litigation management to labor and employment law. Departments include IP Insider, Inbox, Deals & Suits, Moves and DC Watch. IP Insider incorporates much of the content from the former sister publication IP Law & Business, and covers intellectual property. Inbox features key international news items. Deals & Suits covers mergers and acquisitions within the industry. Moves highlights personnel changes. DC Watch covers anything related to Washington. Corporate Counsel DOES accept bylined articles and submissions. Send articles shorter than 1300 words to the Executive Editor.

WFED-AM, Federal News Network (formerly Federal News Radio), is a commercial station owned by Hubbard Radio, LLC. The format of the station is news and talk. WFED-AM broadcasts to the Washington, D.C. area at 1500 AM. The station's target audience is listeners, ages 18 to 64. Federal News Network covers both the federal government and those who do business with the government, with a concentration on management, procurement, technology, security, policy and pay and benefits. In 2004, Bonneville bought the original radio station WPLC-AM so that Federal News Network could be heard both on the traditional airwaves and on the Internet. WFED-AM and WWFD-AM are simulcast. Federal News Radio launched in 2000 as the world's first Internet-only, all-news radio station. The station broadcasts Washington Nationals baseball games and Baltimore Ravens football games.