List of assets owned by Hearst Communications

List of assets owned by Hearst Communications, a privately held American-based media conglomerate based in the Hearst Tower in New York City, USA.:

Publishing

Newspapers

• The Advocate (Stamford, Connecticut)
• Albany Times Union (Albany, New York)
• Beaumont Enterprise (Beaumont, Texas)
• Connecticut Post (Bridgeport, Connecticut)
• Edwardsville Intelligencer (Edwardsville, Illinois)
• Greenwich Time (Greenwich, Connecticut)
• The Hour (Norwalk, Connecticut)
• Houston Chronicle (Houston, Texas)
• Huron Daily Tribune (Bad Axe, Michigan)
• Journal-Courier (Jacksonville, Illinois)
• Journal Inquirer (Manchester, Connecticut)
• Laredo Morning Times (Laredo, Texas)
• Midland Daily News (Midland, Michigan)
• Midland Reporter-Telegram (Midland, Texas)
• The New Haven Register (New Haven, Connecticut)
• The News-Times (Danbury, Connecticut)
• The Pioneer (Big Rapids, Michigan)
• Plainview Daily Herald (Plainview, Texas)
• RJ Media Group[1]
  • The Cheshire Herald (Cheshire, Connecticut)
  • Record-Journal (Meriden, Connecticut)
• San Antonio Express-News (San Antonio, Texas)
• San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, California)
• seattlepi.com, formerly the Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, Washington)

Magazines

• Bicycling
• Car and Driver
• Cosmopolitan
• Country Living
• Dr. Oz THE GOOD LIFE
• ELLE
• ELLE DECOR
• Esquire
• Food Network Magazine
• Good Housekeeping
• Harper's BAZAAR
• HGTV Magazine
• House Beautiful
• Inside Soap
• O, The Oprah Magazine
• Popular Mechanics
• Redbook
• Road & Track
• San Antonio Magazine
• Seventeen
• Town&Country
• VERANDA
• Prevention
• Men's Health
• Woman's Day
• Women's Health

Broadcasting

Main article: Hearst Television

Production & distribution

• Hearst Media Production Group
• NorthSouth Productions (50%)

Radio

• WBAL-AM (Baltimore, MD)
• WIYY-FM (Baltimore, MD)

Television

• WVTM-TV (Birmingham, AL)
• KHBS-TV/KHOG-TV (Fort Smith, AR)
• KCRA-TV & KQCA-TV (Sacramento, CA)
• KSBW-TV (Salinas, CA)
• WBBH-TV (Fort Myers, FL)
• WESH-TV & WKCF-TV (Orlando, FL)
• WMOR-TV (Tampa, FL)
• WPBF-TV (West Palm Beach, FL)
• WJCL-TV (Savannah-Hilton Head Island, GA-SC)
• KCCI-TV (Des Moines, IA)
• WLKY-TV (Louisville, KY)
• WDSU-TV (New Orleans, LA)
• WMTW-TV & WPXT-TV (Portland, ME)
• WBAL-TV (Baltimore, MD)
• WCVB-TV (Boston, MA)
• WAPT-TV (Jackson, MS)
• KMBC-TV & KCWE-TV (Kansas City, MO)
• KETV-TV (Omaha, NE)
• WMUR-TV (Manchester, NH)
• KOAT-TV (Albuquerque, NM)
• WPTZ-TV/WNNE-TV (Plattsburgh-Burlington, NY-VT)
• WXII-TV/WCWG-TV (Winston-Salem, NC)
• WLWT-TV (Cincinnati, OH)
• KOCO-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)
• WGAL-TV (Lancaster, PA)
• WTAE-TV (Pittsburgh, PA)
• WYFF-TV (Greenville, SC)
• WISN-TV (Milwaukee, WI)

Cable

• A+E Networks (50%, with The Walt Disney Company)
  • A&E
  • History
  • FYI
  • Viceland
  • Military History
  • Crime & Investigation Network
  • Lifetime
  • LMN
  • Lifetime Real Women
  • Defy (broadcast network; joint venture with Free TV Networks)
• Cosmopolitan Television
• ESPN Inc. (20%, with The Walt Disney Company which holds 80% majority)
  • ESPN
  • ESPN2
  • ESPN Classic
  • ESPNEWS
  • ESPN Deportes
  • ESPNU
  • ESPN Now
  • ESPN Plus
  • ESPN Films
  • ESPN PPV
  • ESPN Regional Television (dba ESPN Events)
  • ESPN International (see for complete list of channels)
    • North American Sports Network
    • TSN (30%)
  • ESPN Radio
  • Mobile ESPN
  • ESPN3
  • ESPN The Magazine
  • ESPN Home Entertainment (currently distributed by Genius Products)
  • ESPN Outdoors
    • BASS
  • ESPN Digital Center
  • Arena Football League (undisclosed minority stake acquired December 2006)

Business media

• Blackbook
• CAMP Systems International, Inc.
  • CAMP Europe S.A.S.
  • CAMP Data Support and Services (DSS), Ltd.
  • Inventory Locator Service, LLC
  • Continuum Applied Technology
  • Component Control
  • AMSTAT
• IC Master
• Electronic Engineers Master Catalog
• Electronic Products Magazine
• First DataBank
• FleetCross
• Floor Covering Weekly
• Homecare Homebase[2]
• IDG/Hearst
• Local.com
• MCG Health[3]
• MHK[4]
• Metrix4Media
• MOTOR Information Systems
• Noregon Systems
• NOVA Electronik
• ODG (Work Loss Data Institute)[5]
• QGenda
• Stocknet
• StructuredContent
• TL Publications
• Used Car Guides
• Zynx Health Incorporated

Interactive media

Investments include:

• XM Satellite Radio
• MetaTV
• Circles
• Mobility Technologies
• Cymfony
• drugstore.com
• Referral Networks
• Hire.com
• govWorks.com
• Genealogy.com
• Scene7
• Tavolo
• Medscape
• iVillage, Inc.
• Brandwise
• Broadcast.com
• Exodus
• E Ink Corporation
• Zip2
• I Pro
• Netscape
• Digital Spy
• UGO Networks
• RealAge
• Delish.com
• Savored
• Manilla
• Hearst Shkulev Digital
• Puzzmo[6]

Other

• CDS Global
• Fitch Group[7]
• Hearst Holdings, Inc.
• Hearst Shkulev Media
• iCrossing, Inc.
• King Features Syndicate
• KUBRA Data Transfer Ltd. (80%)[8][9]
• LocalEdge - formerly THE TALKING PHONE BOOK,[10]
• Reed Brennan
• Wyntoon

Former assets

• Light TV (joint venture with Mark Burnett, Roma Downey and MGM Television, sold to Allen Media Group and rebranded as TheGrio TV)
• Litton Entertainment (absorbed into Hearst Media Production Group)
  • Litton Worldwide Distribution
  • Litton Media Sales
  • Litton News Source

Former media

• The American Weekly (1896-1966): Sunday newspaper supplement (November 1, 1896, until 1966)
• The Atlanta Georgian (1912-1939)
• Baltimore News-American and predecessors (1923-1986)
• Boston Herald and predecessors (1904-1982)
• Chicago American (1900-1956)
• The Connoisseur (1901-1992)
• Detroit Times (1921-1960)
• Locomotion (1996-2005)
• Los Angeles Herald Examiner and predecessors (1903-1989)
• Marie Claire (1994-2021)
• Milwaukee Sentinel and predecessors (1919-1962)
• Nash's Magazine (1910-1937)
• New York Journal-American and predecessors (1896-1966)
• New York Daily Mirror (1924-1928, 1932–1963)
• Oakland Post Enquirer (1922-1960)
• Omaha Daily Bee (1928-1937)
• Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph (1927-1960)
• Rochester Journal-American (1922-1937)
• San Francisco Examiner (1880-2000)
• Science Digest (1937-1988)
• Sports Afield (1953-2000)
• Syracuse Herald-Journal and predecessors (1922-1939)
• The Washington Times and The Washington Herald (1917-1939)

See also

• Lists of corporate assets

References

1. Mirmina, Austin (December 30, 2023). "Hearst CT Media finalizes deal to acquire RJ Media Group in Meriden". CT Insider. Retrieved July 22, 2024.
2. Launder, William (2 December 2013). "Hearst Buys Most of Homecare Homebase". WSJ.
3. "Hearst Corporation Agrees to Acquire Milliman Care Guidelines LLC". Retrieved 2017-08-23.
4. "Hearst Agrees to Acquire Majority Stake in MedHOK, Inc., a Leading Healthcare Software-as-a-Service Company". Retrieved 2017-08-23.
5. "Hearst Media Buys Work-Loss Data Institute". Insurance Journal. 2017-01-17. Retrieved 2017-08-23.
6. "Press Resources". 2023-11-30. Archived from the original on 2023-11-30.
7. Hufford, Austen (2018-04-12). "Hearst Takes Full Ownership of Fitch Group". Wall Street Journal. Retrieved 2024-11-08.
8. "Hearst Corporation to Acquire 80% Stake in KUBRA Data Transfer Ltd". Hearst News. Hearst.com. 3 September 2014. Retrieved 14 May 2020.
9. Mickey, Bill (9 September 2014). "Hearst Corp. Buys Controlling Interest in Digital Billing and Payments Firm". Folio. Access Intelligence, LLC. Retrieved 14 May 2020.
10. "LocalEdge: Yellow Pages, White Pages, Phone Number Lookup, Maps, Driving Directions". localedge.com.

Sources

• Columbia Journalism Review