GateHouse Media
Acquisition in 2019
GateHouse Media Inc. operates as the leading provider of local content and advertising in small and midsize markets. With a portfolio of 404 community publications, over 350 related websites, and six yellow page directories, they cater to 128,000 business advertising accounts and reach around 10 million individuals weekly. Their core products include 78 daily newspapers, 235 weekly newspapers, 91 advertising-only publications, over 350 locally focused websites, and six yellow page directories. Their extensive reach and focus on local markets position them as a key player in the media industry, connecting businesses with communities effectively.
Scroll operates as an online subscription service, headquartered in the United States, providing access to high-quality journalism content. Its mission is to deliver engaging, noise-free articles from diverse sources, aiming to pierce filter bubbles and foster a sustainable reading experience focused on meaningful content.
North Jersey Media Group
Acquisition in 2016
North Jersey Media Group is an independent, family-owned media company based in Woodland Park, New Jersey, dedicated to delivering local news, information, and services to the residents of northern New Jersey. The organization publishes a variety of print media, including weekly newspapers, journals, magazines, and daily newspapers, providing comprehensive coverage of local events, sports, and entertainment. In addition to its reporting, North Jersey Media Group emphasizes investigative and enterprise journalism, aiming to inform and engage the community it serves.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Acquisition in 2016
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is an online and offline daily newspaper that features local news and information in southeast Wisconsin. It features news articles in the categories of national, business, life and style, politics, social affairs, education, entertainment, sports, world, opinion, finance, technology, health, automobile, and more. In addition, it provides several other features such as video clips, classified advertisements, an online blog, forum, editorials, opinions, and more. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Texas-New Mexico Newspapers Partnership
Acquisition in 2015
Texas-New Mexico Newspapers Partnership is a publishing company.
Belo is a media services provider with a rich history dating back to 1842 as a Texas newspaper company. Over the past two decades, it has expanded significantly, leveraging its strong regional focus and established journalistic reputation to build powerful media brands. The company operates a network of television and local news channels, fostering close connections with its audiences and communities. This focus on local engagement has enabled Belo to create unique business opportunities that competitors find difficult to replicate.
Ongo
Venture Round in 2010
Ongo is an online platform that aggregates news from some of the world's most reputable sources, such as The New York Times, Washington Post, and Financial Times. Launched in January 2011, Ongo offers a premium, ad-free experience that combines a relevance engine with human editorial oversight to curate both major news stories and lesser-known articles. Users can access approximately 800 stories daily and have the option to customize their news experience through features like "My Topics," which allows them to create personalized news playlists. The platform also facilitates sharing and discussion of articles via email and social media, as well as through private groups called Clubs. Since its inception, Ongo has expanded its offerings to include over 50 publications and has published more than one million stories. The company also provides a user-friendly iPad app and a mobile site, enhancing accessibility for readers on the go. With its focus on quality content and user engagement, Ongo distinguishes itself from typical news aggregators.
Detroit Free Press
Acquisition in 2005
Detroit Free Press is a newspaper publishing company located in Detroit, Michigan, and has been in operation since 1831. It publishes and distributes newspapers primarily in the Metro Detroit area, covering regions such as Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Livingston, Washtenaw, and Monroe counties. The company provides a comprehensive array of information, including news, sports, entertainment, business, and opinion pieces, along with access to archives. In addition to its print publications, Detroit Free Press maintains an online presence, offering digital news content and advertising services to reach a broader audience. As a subsidiary of Gannett, the Detroit Free Press continues to serve as a key source of information for its local community.