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Spanish-language magazine aimed primarily at U.S. Hispanic readers, People.com, a leading website for
celebrity news, photos and style coverage, and PeopleEnEspañol.com, a Spanish-language website aimed
primarily at the U.S. Hispanic audience; (ii) InStyle, a monthly magazine, and InStyle.com, a related website,
focused on celebrity, style, fashion and beauty; (iii) Entertainment Weekly, a weekly magazine, and EW.com,a
related entertainment news website, that feature pop culture news, commentary and reviews of feature films, TV,
music, books, games and theater; and (iv) Essence, a leading lifestyle magazine for African-American women in
the U.S., and Essence.com, a related website.
The Lifestyle business unit includes (i) Real Simple, a monthly magazine, and RealSimple.com, a related
website, focused on life, home, body and soul and that provide practical solutions to make women’s lives easier;
(ii) Southern Living, a monthly regional magazine, and SouthernLiving.com, a related website, focused on
lifestyles in the southern part of the U.S.; (iii) Cooking Light, a monthly epicurean magazine, and
CookingLight.com, a related website, focused on cooking healthy and great tasting meals; (iv) All You, a monthly
magazine, and AllYou.com, a related website, focused on lifestyle and service for value conscious women;
(v) Sunset, a monthly magazine, and Sunset.com, a related website, focused on western lifestyle in the U.S.;
(vi) Health, a monthly magazine for women, and Health.com, a related website, focused on information about
health and wellness; (vii) This Old House, a monthly magazine, and ThisOldHouse.com, a related website,
focused on home improvement; (viii) Coastal Living, a monthly shelter and lifestyle magazine, and
CoastalLiving.com, a related website, focused on home design and lifestyles in coastal areas of the U.S.; and
(ix) MyRecipes.com , a recipes website, and MyHomeIdeas.com, a shelter website.
The News and Sports business unit includes (i) Time, a weekly newsmagazine that summarizes the news and
interprets the week’s events, both national and international, TIME.com, a related website, that provides breaking
news and analysis, giving its readers access to its 24-hour global newsgathering operation and its vast news
archive, and Time for Kids, a weekly current events newsmagazine for children ages five to 13; (ii) Fortune,a
magazine that reports on worldwide economic and business developments and compiles the annual Fortune 500
list of the largest U.S. corporations; (iii) Money, a monthly magazine that reports primarily on personal finance,
and CNNMoney.com website, a leading financial news and personal finance website; (iv) Sports Illustrated,a
weekly magazine that covers sports, SI.com, a leading sports news website that provides news coverage and
analysis 24/7 for domestic and international sports and Sports Illustrated for Kids, a monthly sports magazine
with a related website intended primarily for pre-teenagers; and (v) Golf, a leading monthly golf magazine, and
Golf.com, a related website that features user-friendly content designed to help readers play their best golf and
maximize their golfing experience.
Time Inc. also has responsibility under a management contract for the American Express Publishing
Corporation’s publishing operations, including its travel and epicurean magazines Departures,Food & Wine and
Travel & Leisure and their related websites.
IPC publishes approximately 55 magazines as well as numerous special issues. All of IPC’s brands are
available on Amazon’s Kindle Fire and Barnes & Noble’s Nook and on Apple Newsstand for purchase and
download to a variety of digital devices.
IPC is organized into three operating divisions, Connect, Inspire and SouthBank, which are aligned with its
three core audience groups of mass-market women, men and upscale women. This structure is intended to
facilitate the delivery of highly targeted audiences to IPC’s advertisers and bring focus and efficiency to IPC’s
operations. IPC’s magazines include (i) in the Connect division, television listing and entertainment magazines
TVTimes and What’s On TV; women’s lifestyle magazines Chat,Woman and Woman’s Weekly; and a celebrity
magazine Now; (ii) in the Inspire division, Country Life and Horse & Hound magazines focused on leisure; and
(iii) in the SouthBank division, Homes & Gardens,Ideal Home and woman&home magazines focused on homes
and gardens. In addition, IPC publishes four magazines through three unconsolidated joint ventures with Groupe
Marie Claire.
IPC websites include goodtoknow.co.uk, a website for women providing advice and tips on family and
health, entertainment and recipes; housetohome.co.uk, a home inspiration and decorating resource; and
NME.com, a contemporary music news and reviews website. As of December 31, 2012, IPC had over 35 mobile-
optimized websites for its magazines.
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