Publishing Companies in State College, PA

Baby Shop Magazine is a trade magazine for independent juvenile (baby) product retailers - with industry supplements for maternity apparel and pregnancy products, kids's wear, and toys. Baby Shop is published twice a year (spring/summer and fall/winter) and supplies online resources of interest to baby

We have book titles available that will be of interest to those in Oregon, Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Washington, D. C. New Jersey, New England, Florida and the Appalachian region. This year we'll be adding titles that will be of interest to those in a number of other locales (New

Increasing numbers of churches are distributing Ashby Church Year Guide Calendars to the homes of their members. As daily reminders for Christian living.these Inspirational and educational guides interest all age groups and are created to aid people think and practice the teachings of their faith. With

Ameson Publishing, formerly Corry Publishing, was started in May 1980, with its 1st publication dated October 1980. At that time, Corry Publishing had three employees. During the early 1990s, the firm moved to Erie, PA to aid bolster its growth. The move worked. Today Jameson Publishing has 40+ employees

Exceptional commercial printing is often overlooked when bindery and finishing is sub par. Smith-Edwards-Dunlap, one of Philadelphia's biggest and most comprehensive commercial printing firms, not only prints to the best quality, but reflects your business distinct style with superior custom print bindery

When you need information on direct marketing, there's only one place to turn - The Target Marketing Group of Publications. All About ROI, eM+C, Target Marketing, and FundRaising Success magazines as well as the newsletter Inside Direct Mail are the premier print publications for direct marketing specialists.

Xlibris is one of the pioneers of the print-on-demand publishing services industry, and still leads the way today. One of our founding principles, dating back to when we were newly incorporated and making books out of a basement office, is that authors should have control over their work. This principle