The Racing Post is a specialist British daily newspaper and digital media brand focused primarily on horse racing and the wider racing industry. First published on 15 April 1986, it was established as a dedicated rival to the Sporting Life and has since developed into a major source of racing news and information across Britain and Ireland. Its coverage includes daily racecards and results, racing news, interviews, analysis, form guides, tipping and betting information, as well as coverage of the breeding and bloodstock industries and major racing events. The publication also covers greyhound racing and other sports and betting-related content, alongside features and opinion from specialist journalists and contributors.

FanSided is a site that covers sports and sports fans. Topics include Professional Football, Baseball, Basketball, Hockey, Golf, and more. Covers games, athletes, college sports, national championships, and more. The site also has partnered with The Action Network for its Sports Gambling coverage.

Rivals.com provides the avid college and high school sports fan with the most targeted, comprehensive, accurate information and analysis available for sports of all types. It focuses heavily on college football and basketball recruiting information. The recruiting database contains information on over 3,000 football, basketball and baseball prospects for NCAA schools. Also, it includes in-depth information on team, as well as player rankings.

The journal Chinese Management Studies documents research into Chinese processes of managing enterprises, firms and corporations. It includes In-depth analysis of Chinese managerial thinking, philosophy and processes, empirical pieces on Chinese management. The journal fosters research by Chinese scholars across China, as well as the work of international researchers.

BarStool Sports is a Blog that was Created to entertain Bostonians interested in Sports/Local Sports, Fantasy Football, Dating Ideas in Boston, and Vacation Spots, and much more. BarStool covers any topic one might expect to hear while sitting on a bar-stool in a pub.