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Browse this newspaper publisher directory for information about newspaper publishers in the United States of America. All directory listings include contact information, category tags, and website links.

The Wiley publishing house actually began as a print shop in 1807. Wiley is an STM publisher, including books, journals, encyclopedias, and electronic resources.

Established in 1994, SYS-Con Media is the publisher of many IT magazines, electronic newsletters, breaking IT news and more. It sponsors trade shows, conferences, and other types of education.

Bedford/St. Martin's, established in 1981, is a college book publisher specializing in the humanities. This includes English, history, communication, philosophy, and religion.

CUP is a department of Cambridge University in the UK. It is the oldest publisher in the world, operating since 1534, and also one of the largest. On the website, users can find a catalog of all their publications, searchable by subject.

A publisher of more than 20,000 products and services, including journals, books, electronic products and services, databases, and portals, serving the global STM communities. It is part of the larger company called Reed Elsevier.

Elsevierhealth.com is the gateway to the publisher's Health Sciences Publishing. Elsevier is a publisher of books and journals in dentistry, medicine, nursing, veterinary sciences, and allied medical fields.

Gannett is a diverse news, information and communications company that was founded in 1906 with the Elmira Gazette. Today it is the largest newspaper publisher in the U.S. and has approximately 7.2 million subscribers.

Nature.com is the publisher of many journals including the popular title Nature, a prestigious journal that is one of the few that publishes articles in many scientific disciplines.

The University was founded in 1787 as a small private school called Pittsburgh Academy. It became part of the State system in 1966. There are approximately 34,000 students.

Random House, a division of Bertelsmann AG and originally founded in 1925, is a publisher of English language trade books. Their many imprints include Bantam Doubleday Dell, Knopf, Crown, and others.

Thomson, headquartered in Connecticut, was formed by the merger of Thomson Newspapers, a UK firm, and International Thomson in 1989.