Re-launched on April 18, 2011, previously three separate print publications, Adweek, Mediaweek and Brandweek. Edited for executives in the advertising, marketing, sales promotion and merchandising industries. Originally established in 1979 and provides inside stories on creativity, client/agency relationships and successful global advertising strategies. Features news of accounts in review, excellence in creative work, new campaigns and account opportunities. Delivers national, global and local information about the advertising industry in the U.S. Adweek DOES accept bylined articles/submissions for the Voice section. Contact the Editorial Director and Managing Editor. This publication offers paid placements and commercial content opportunities.

Ad Age (previously Advertising Age) was established in 1930 and published to inform communications, advertising and marketing professionals of worldwide developments in this industry. Coverage includes media and public relations updates, account standings and developments, print and broadcast reviews and previews, as well as analysis of past and current communications trends.

Geared toward readers ranging from the business executive to the consumer in the Detroit area and covers the business world in such areas as advertising, high technology, transportation and wholesale and retail trade. Reviews the effects of current events of the financial world on the local Detroit economy. Coverage includes banking, finance including mortgages, investments, industry news and regulations and new businesses. Features focus on small business, real estate including commercial real estate, healthcare, marketing, advertising, the media, construction and development, local and state government, technology and telecommunications, education and retail.

The Drum is a global marketing, media and advertising business publication and platform that delivers news, analysis, research, insights and trend coverage for professionals in marketing, advertising, media, agencies, branding, creative industries, digital and technology sectors, helping readers understand industry developments and make informed strategic decisions. It operates as a digital media brand with editorial content, events, awards and specialist reports rather than a traditional consumer periodical with a fixed print schedule; its main content is published continuously online with daily updates on thedrum.com and through newsletters and special reports rather than on a specific print frequency.

Editorial content includes up-to-date, first hand information about the Spanish speaking entertainment industry, including movie and television.