Publishing

Includes Dailies, Weeklies and Supplements. Published to communicate regional, international, corporate or industry specific topics on a regular basis, and produced in a broadsheet, tabloid or broadside format.

Professional, business and customer publications, business and professional interest magazines including marketing, advertising, public relations, management, human resources, computer security, printing, horticulture, planning and development, and other industry topics; personal interests magazines including motoring, motor sport, music, consumer electronics and sport.

Business and consumer books covering, educational, fiction and non-fiction books produced in hard or paperback format covering academic disciplines, science, humanities, social sciences, law, medicine, psychology, business, arts, economics, accounting, educational and reference books, and children’s books.

Companies involved in the organizing, categorizing, and structuring of information, either in the form of text, images, documents etc. so they can be stored, published, and edited with ease and flexibility, including collecting, managing and publishing content or any similar content required for reproducing publications on-line.

Publishers involved in the creation, content, structure, and presentation of electronic books providing the functionality of an ordinary book.

Publishing companies involved in the disciplines associated with catalogue/directory collation of data and production of small handbooks, such as tourist guides, operational/product manuals, product catalogues and directories such as telephone/industry directories.

Establishment or person representing a Publisher conducting a publishing activity in line with the licensing requirements.