Emirates Media Inc. (EMI) is a multimedia pioneer in the Arab region. Its origins in television, radio and press go back as far as 1969 with the establishment of Al Ittihad Newspaper, UAE Television from Abu Dhabi and Abu Dhabi Radio. It was in 1996 that television and radio were incorporated under Emirates Broadcasting Corporation (EBC). In 1999 EBC was reincorporated as EMI with its television and radio services expanded to include Al Ittihad Newspaper, Zahrat Al Khaleej and Majed Magazines.

Independent News & Media PLC (INM) is a leading international media and communications group, with its main interests in Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, the United Kingdom and most recently, India.

An-Nahar Newspaper is a leading Arabic-language daily newspaper in Lebanon. It was first published on August 4, 1933 as a four-page, hand-set paper.

The paper, whose staff numbered five including its founder Gebran Tueni, was started with a capital of 50 gold pieces raised from friends, and a circulation of a mere 500 copies. Gebran's son, Ghassan Tueni, and grandson, also named Gebran Tueni, were subsequent editors and publishers.

Al Watan was the first newspaper to be launched in Qatar after the Emir, HH Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, abolished decades-old press censorship. The daily consists of several sections, of which the main ones are:

Al-Akhbar is a daily Arabic newspaper published in Beirut, and funded by a group of Lebanese nationals based in London, the United States and Lebanon. It is not affiliated with any political party.

L’Orient Le Jour is a Lebanese daily independent newspaper published in French. L’Orient Le Jour was published on the first of September 1970, and was the outcome of a merger between two newspapers, L’ORIENT (founded 1923 by Gabriel Khabbaz and Georges Naccache) and LE JOUR (founded 1935 by Michel Chiha).

L’Orient Le Jour covers major topics like: Politics, Local and International News, Finance and Economics, Culture, Entertainment, and Sports. A weekly supplement, “Les Copains” is designed for the youth from 8 to 15 years.

Launched on August 1st 2004, Al-Ghad Newspaper is Jordan’s only independent Arabic-language daily newspaper. It has the largest number of subscribers and the second largest readership in the country. Counting on its professionalism, credibility and effective marketing techniques, Al-Ghad has powerfully penetrated a stubbornly aggressive market. It has asserted itself as a source of credible news in the country that has raised the standards of journalism in Jordan.

Al-Riyadh Daily is one of the leading newspapers in Saudi Arabia, with over 200 journalists and reporters for offices in many Saudi cities in addition to editorial offices in Cairo, Beirut and other cities.

Al-Madina Press Group is one of the most important publishing houses in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The company was established in 1937, as a pioneer in the field. In the same year, Al-Madina Newspaper was published to become the second Arabic daily available since then in the Saudi market.

The portfolio of titles has grown bigger to include other publications, namely:

Elaph is an electronic newspaper project launched by the well-known Arab journalist and publisher Othman Omeir. Elaph is intended to marry the medium of television and the Internet in a dynamic on-line publication that changes its content several times a day.

Al Rai newspaper is a Kuwaiti daily comprehensive newspaper. Al Rai is published by Al Rai Media Group Company K.S.C. in Kuwait. Al Rai is headed by Mr. Jassim Marzouk Boodai, the Editor in Chief.

Al Rai is the #1 Kuwait newspaper amongst readers. This position is endorsed by two recognized research companies PARC and IPSOS. In a Kuwaiti media scene dominated by daily newspapers, the #1 position means leadership at the editorial and the advertising levels.

Al Hayat was first published in Lebanon in 1946, and then re-launched internationally from London in 1988. It is the most widely quoted independent Arabic newspaper on Middle Eastern Affairs.

As-Safir newspaper was first issued on March 26, 1974 in Beirut, Lebanon, as an Arabic political daily. Its motto was, and still is, "the Voice of the Voiceless" and its slogan "Lebanon's Newspaper in the Arab World and the Arab World's Newspaper in Lebanon".

As-Safir's editorial contents are News, Politics, Finance, Culture, Features, Sports and Entertainment. These are covered by journalists based in Lebanon and correspondents in Washington DC, Paris, London, Cairo, Damascus, Amman, Moscow, Rome, and Bonn, with the help of various other News sources.