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The Business of Government is a magazine dedicated to improving the management of government. A publication of The Center for the Business of Government.

About the IBM Center for The Business of Government: Through research stipends and events, the IBM Center for The Business of Government stimulates research and facilitates discussion of new approaches to improving the effectiveness of government at the federal, state, local, and international levels.

The HUB: Exchange of Ideas. A Reveries.com Publication.

The HUB looks like a magazine and reads like a magazine. But it is much more than just another magazine. It is a place where the best, brightest and boldest in marketing — clients and agencies alike — can exchange their best thinking.

BtoB Media Business, the magazine for business publishing executives.

Because it's the only publication focused exclusively on business-to-business publishing, more than 5,000 industry leaders subscribe to Media Business for the latest trends and insightful analysis.

Business 2.0 is a magazine founded by magazine entrepreneur Chris Anderson and journalist James Daly, formerly at Forbes and Wired, in 1998 to chronicle the rise of the "New Economy." Having originally set out to examine the interaction between technology and business, it now focuses primarily on innovation and business opportunity. In its first issue (coverline "New Rules") it included a specially printed insert devoted to "The 10 Driving Principles of the New Economy," adding an eleventh (partnerships) to the list in 2000.

MSDN Magazine is a developers' guide to Microsoft tools, development environments, and technologies for Windows and the Web. It provides technical experts with real-world solutions, business applications for new technology, and first looks at the latest products.

The magazine of Licensing Worldwide. Delivers concise coverage of issues relevant to the licensing industry with information to help you make informed choices, smarter business decisions and maintain your cutting edge.

License Global is the only source for trends in merchandising for consumer-based products.

Introduction: This year's 'Best' theme: Softer, gentler b-to-b brands

When manufacturers of mind-numbingly complex products—chemicals, microprocessors, servers and networking gear—dash, seemingly in unison, to reformat their marketing around such themes as humanism, environmentalism and social networking, you know something important is up.