Information on different publishing companies

Bauer publishing company
Bauer is the largest privately owned publisher in Europe, publishing in Germany, France, Spain, Portugal and the United Kingdom. Additionally, Bauer publishes in the United States and Mexico.
The Bauer Publishing Group was founded in Hamburg 1875 by Johann Bauer. Under the management of four generations of the Bauer family, The Bauer Publishing Group has grown from its humble beginnings as a printing house into a worldwide publishing empire comprising 282 magazines in 15 countries with 6,600 employee’s worldwide and annual turnover of 1.79 billion Euros.
With the recent addition of the former Emap Consumer Media titles, Bauer is now the largest consumer magazine publishing company in the UK, playing a primary role in the Women’s Weeklies, Women’s Interest, Women’s Lifestyle, TV Listings, Puzzles, Men’s Lifestyle, Music & Film and Specialist magazine markets.

IPC Media publishing company
IPC Media is a leading UK consumer magazine publisher. Almost two in every three UK women and over 44% of UK men read an IPC magazine. That's over 26 million UK adults. IPC's diverse print and digital portfolio offers something for everyone. Our 80 magazines include What's on TV, Pick Me Up, Woman, Now, Marie Claire, In Style, Woman & Home, Ideal Home, Nuts, Wallpaper*, Country Life, The Field, Rugby World, Practical Boat Owner and Look, our latest high street fashion and celebrity weekly. Our digital properties include NME.com, the third largest commercial music website in the UK and housetohome.co.uk, the UK's first homes portal. IPC's brands are very simply at the heart of the UK's cultural life IPC is owned by Time Inc., the publishing division of Time Warner Inc. Our business is split into five distinct publishing divisions: IPC Connect, IPC Inspire, IPC Ignite, IPC Southbank and IPC TX. Alongside these is Market force, the UK's leading magazine distribution business. IPC employs over 2,200 people, and it's their creativity, innovation, talent and commitment that drive our market-leading position in UK consumer publishing.
They audience they try to bring from a small point are women it continues to reign supreme in the mature sector, successfully reflecting the changing lives and attitudes of mature women in the UK. The magazine celebrates the home, family and lives of women aged 40+, providing them with expert health advice, inspiration on how to feel fantastic at any age and hours of great reading.

BBC magazines publishing company
BBC History Magazine aims to shed new light on the past to help you make more sense of the world today. History is rich in fascinating stories, and you�ll find great tales in every issue of the magazine. But it gives you much more than that: its contributors are the leading experts in their fields, so whether there exploring Ancient Egypt, Tudor England or the Second World War, you�ll be reading the latest, most thought-provoking historical research. BBC History Magazine brings history to life with informative, lively and entertaining features written by the world’s leading historians and journalists and is a captivating read for anyone worlds interested in the past.
Classical music connoisseurs and new enthusiasts alike will enjoy the fascinating features and reviews of over 120 new works in every issue of BBC Music Magazine. Plus, with recordings featured each issue and a complete works CD, no other classical

Development Hell
We currently publish two monthly magazines, the world a mixmag, and their accompanying websites. In April 2009 they acquired the world's biggest clubbing social network (. they have provided consultancy for some of Britain’s biggest publishers such as Dennis, Future and IPC and were hired by Paul McCartney to produce the souvenir magazine for his 2002 World Tour.
Among the Development Hell team are some of the most experienced and respected operators in British magazines including The Word’s Editor Mark Ellen, and former Editorial Director of Q, Mixmag and Smash Hits, Andrew Harrison.
The board of Development Hell is chaired by Peter Strong and comprises Managing Director Jerry Perkins, Editorial Director David Hepworth and Finance Director David Joseph.