Micromedia Publications, Inc.

Micromedia Publications, Inc. was founded in 1995 for the purpose of publishing high quality local weekly newspapers within New Jersey. Following the successful launch of The Manchester Times in April of that year, the company has since introduced The Berkeley Times (1996), The Jackson Times (2000), The Brick Times (2002), The Howell Times (2004), The Toms River Times (2005) and The Lacey Barnegat Times (2010), now The Southern Ocean Times (2013). In 2017, Micromedia launched Jersey Shore Online, a hyperlocal news website. In 2022, the company purchased Toms River Online and Bricktown Online.

Channel Marketer Report

Channel Marketer Report is a leading e-media publication providing the news and insight vendors need to accelerate partner performance. Expert interviews, cases studies, and research reports provide channel-focused executives with a steady stream of information on how they can enable partners to more effectively sell and market their products and services.

Continuity Insights

Continuity Insights is an essential information-sharing resource for business continuity professionals. Business resilience is an organizational imperative, not just to safeguard the enterprise, but its resulting cause and effect on employees, customers, shareholders, partners, reputation, public/private partners, regulatory bodies, and many other entities. Our mission is to foster information-sharing among these various constituents as the lynchpin for their success.

Ediciones Salamandra

La historia de Ediciones Salamandra comienza el año 1989 en Barcelona con la apertura de Emecé Editores España, filial de la prestigiosa editorial argentina Emecé Editores. Fundada por exiliados gallegos en Buenos Aires en 1939 y dirigida durante cincuenta años por Bonifacio del Carril —abogado, analista político y miembro de las Academias de Historia y Bellas Artes de Argentina—, Emecé se había convertido en uno de los sellos de referencia en el mundo de habla castellana, contando en su catálogo con escritores de la talla de Jorge Luis Borges, Adolfo Bioy Casares, Albert Camus, Franz Kafka, William Faulkner y Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, por citar sólo unos pocos entre una extensísima lista de nombres ilustres de la literatura universal. A partir de 1992, bajo la dirección de Pedro del Carril y Sigrid Kraus, la editorial experimenta un fuerte crecimiento, tanto en cifras de ventas como en estructura, hasta lograr establecerse sólidamente en el panorama de la edición en España. Durante los primeros ocho años, títulos como Diana, su verdadera historia, Los puentes de Madison County, Zona Caliente, La nada cotidiana, El viaje de la reina, Moras y cristianas y Las hijas de Hanna —los últimos cinco, adquiridos ya por la casa española— forman parte de una sucesión de éxitos de venta sin precedentes en una editorial de ese tamaño. Finalmente, en septiembre de 2000, con motivo de la venta de Emecé Editores al Grupo Planeta, del Carril y Kraus adquieren la totalidad de Emecé España, que a partir de ese momento pasa a denominarse Ediciones Salamandra. Lejos de mermar su ritmo de crecimiento fulgurante, el nuevo nombre da un fuerte impulso a la editorial, que en los años sucesivos vuelve a acertar con otra asombrosa serie de autores que, dentro de la colección de Narrativa, se encaraman con frecuencia en las listas de libros más vendidos.

Growing Family Benefits

Growing Family Benefits provides personal finance advice to young families and new parents. The guidance boils down to two interrelated concepts: build credit by protecting income! Health events trigger half of all bankruptcies in the United States. Most people had health insurance in place before their medical issues began. Financial problems crop up quickly when expenses spike at the same time that income drops. BUILDING CREDIT Young families and new parents need to build credit in order to drive to work, buy a home, and finance their children's education. This means establishing a positive record of borrowing money and repaying the lender on time and according to terms. Protecting income is the best way to ensure this happens. PROTECTING INCOME Young families and new parents often face disruptions in income each time mom has a new baby. Both mothers and fathers often take an unpaid leave of absence from work to bond with their newborn. Unpaid leave can crop up with everyday accidents and illnesses as well. All of these income gaps make it difficult to stay current on regular bills. Families can quickly find themselves trapped in a snowball of debt. Avoid this dilemma by taking proactive steps.