Established in 1979 and edited for the business community throughout the Los Angeles metropolitan area. Focus is on presenting in-depth stories of the people, businesses and economy of the area. Covers real estate, finance, construction, manufacturing, international trade and transportation. Offers timely news, corporate and personality profiles, interviews, market data and a list of top performing companies. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Serves executives and management personnel in the plastics processing industry. Covers captive, custom and proprietary plastics processors, industrial end users, manufacturers of resins, chemicals and additives, as well as design, development and engineering firms. Articles include features, trend stories, case studies and news briefs. Focus is on commercial, financial and business news affecting plastics industry companies and markets. Topics covered include; Injection molding, Blow molding, additive manufacturing (3D printing), Film & Sheet, Pipe/Profile/Tubing, Rotomolding, Thermoforming, Recycling, Suppliers, Machinery, Materials, Molds/Tooling, Product News, Design, End Markets, Automotive, Packaging, Medical, Consumer Products, and Construction.

Edited for members of the Seattle business community and contains locally relevant financial, technological, industrial and commercial issues. Covers company and industry news specific to the Seattle area rather than product news or reviews. Feature articles focus on diverse industries such as technology, real estate, retail, education, local government, hospitality, human resources and healthcare. Offers lead stories, feature articles, commentary, small business news and insights for Seattle and Eastside area small business owners and entrepreneurs. Contains a section called InPerson that highlights the personal side of business executives with Q & A and feature articles focusing on personalities. Media Alert: Tuesday 20th May 2009 Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle) has launched a staff-written blog called Puget Sound BizTalk. The PSBJ web site can be viewed at http://seattle.bizjournals.com/seattle/ Media Alert: Wednesday 5th November 2008 The 2008 Eagle Awards have been announced. Puget Sound Business Journal won for the best focus section.

Edited for residential and household furniture executives and contains information on case goods, upholstery, fiber/fabrics, bedding and decorative accessories. Editorial emphasizes industry news, particularly furniture retailing. Reports on changes in the economy, government and society that are having an impact on the profitability of furniture retailing and manufacturing. Topics covered include furniture, household design, decorating styles, materials and related trade shows and conferences. Offers information pertaining to the home furnishings industry, retailer profiles, consumers and manufacturers. Website offers readers an opportunity to talk online with the editorial staff and also communicate with others in the furniture industry. Furniture Today DOES NOT accept article submissions. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Established in 1882 and edited for executives, key decision-makers and senior managers looking for insights into the latest business developments in the manufacturing world. Presents information that covers three broad management areas: trends and strategies of people and organizations, technological advancements and the newest products and services available, global economic development and the political, economic and social issues that impact the manufacturing industry. Regular departments include Just in Time, The Competitive Edge, Facilities, Factory Automation, Purchasing, Information Technology, Supply Chain & Logistics and Product Developments. Industry Week DOES accept unpaid contributed articles/submissions/guest editorials. Typically they look for columns that are 500-1,000 words. The readers are manufacturing executives and managers so the content must reflect issues that concern them. The columns also should be prescriptive in nature -- discuss an issue and some of the possible step-by-step solutions. They are looking for people who can write about legal/regulatory issues that impact manufacturers, challenges on the plant floor, product development issues, etc. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).