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EMAP

Type	Private
Industry	Publishing
Founded	1947
Headquarters	London, United Kingdom
Revenue	£1.154 Billion GBP (2006)
Operating income	£223 Million GBP (2006)
Website	www.emap.com

Emap International Limited (now known as Top Right Group) is a British media company, specialising in the production of business-to-business magazines, and the organisation of business events and conferences. The company was once a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index but is now owned by Apax and Guardian Media Group.

"EMAP" is an acronym, standing for East Midland Allied Press.

1 History
2 Operations
3 References
4 External links

History [link]

Richard Winfrey purchased the Spalding Guardian in 1887 and later purchased the Lynn News and the Peterborough Advertiser; he also started the North Cambs Echo. Sir Richard Winfrey (1858- 1944) was a Liberal politician and campaigner for agricultural rights and the papers were used to promote his political views in and around Spalding, Boston, Sleaford & Peterborough. During World War II Winfrey's newspaper interests began to be passed over to his son, Richard Pattinson Winfrey (1902-1985). In 1947, under the direction of 'Pat' Winfrey, the family's newspaper titles were consolidated to form the East Midland Allied Press. The company was formed by the merger of the Northamptonshire Printing and Publishing Co., the Peterborough Advertiser Co., the West Norfolk and King's Lynn Newspaper Co. and commercial printing sections at Rushden, King's Lynn and Bury St. Edmunds.

The magazine division was founded on a hunch when the company's printing presses lay dormant between printing issues of the local papers. The staff gambled that a weekly angling publication would be a hit - and in 1953 Angling Times was born.^[1] This was soon joined by another weekly heavyweight when EMAP bought Motor Cycle News from its founder in 1956 for a hundred pounds.^[1] It had been launched two years earlier. Both remain in the top 10 profit earners for the company (now Bauer) to this day. The Winfrey family continued to work on the management team of EMAP until the early 1980s and remained large shareholders until two thirds of the company were sold to Bauer Media Group in early 2008

EMAP eventually became a PLC in the late 1970s under the guidance of the extremely successful partnership of Sir Robin Miller and David Arculus.

In 1996 EMAP PLC agreed to sell its 65 newspaper titles, including the 300-year-old Stamford Mercury, to Johnston Press for £111 million.^[2]

On 27 July 2007, Emap announced that it was undertaking a review of the structure of the group in response to receiving a number of unsolicited proposals to purchase parts of the company.^[3]

On 12 September 2007, Emap announced that it had completed the disposal of its Australian consumer magazine division, Emap Australia for approximately £38m to ACP Magazines Ltd.^[4]

On 29 January 2008, Emap PLC completed the sale of its radio, television and consumer media businesses to German company Bauer for £1.14bn.^[5]

The remainder of the company was taken over by Eden Bidco Ltd, a company incorporated for the purpose of the acquisition by its owners, the Private Equity investment group Apax and the Guardian Media Group in late March/early April 2008.^[6]^[7]

In March 2012, the company announced that it would be renamed Top Right Group, and that its magazines, events and data businesses would be separated into three standalone companies. The Emap name will continue to be used for the magazines operation, which at the time accounted for around 18 percent of the group's turnover. The database business is to be called 4C Group, and the events unit will be re-named I2i Events Group^[8].

Previous magazines

EMAP ceased publishing many magazines in its history; there was in particular a move away from the computing genre during the mid-1990s. The following magazines were formerly published by EMAP:

Business Matters
Computer and Video Games
Commodore User
Eye magazine – Issue numbers 13–25, 1994–1997
Internet Magazine
Mean Machines
Nintendo Official Magazine
PC Leisure
PC Review
Sega Saturn Magazine
Sinclair User
Smash Hits
SPORT
ST Review
The One
The Face

Emap events [link]

^[9]

Cannes Lions
Drapers Fashion Summit
Retail Week Conference
World Retail Congress
World Architecture Festival
Media Festival
Supply Chain Summit
Broadcast Conference
HSJ Conference
LGC Conference
RAC Conference
Nursing Times Conference
Broadcast Video Expo
The Production Show
BVE North

EMAP Middle East [link]

EMAP Middle East comprises Middle East and North Africa (MENA) business-to-business companies AME Info and MEED.

Subsidiaries [link]

Glenigan

References [link]

^ ^a ^b EMAP: History
^ Johnston Press is still a shrewd investment
^ "Review of group structure". EMAP. 2007-07-27. http://www.emap.com/press-office-item.asp?Resource=2838.
^ "Sale of Australian consumer magazines business". EMAP. 2007-09-12. http://www.emap.com/press-office-item.asp?Resource=2851.
^ "H. Bauer Publishing Successful in Bid for Emap". H. Bauer Publishing. 2006-12-07. http://www.bauer.co.uk/node/104.
^ "expected timetable of events for emap plc shareholders". EMAP. 2008-01-25. http://www.emap.com/Site-search-item.asp?ContentId=2859.
^ Andrews, Amanda (24 December 2007). "Guardian and Apax snap up a fifth of Emap". The Times (London). http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/media/article3092507.ece. Retrieved 1 May 2010.
^ "Emap to change name to Top Right Group and split into three". Daily Telegraph. 28 March 2012. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/mediatechnologyandtelecoms/media/9171753/Emap-to-change-name-to-Top-Right-Group-and-split-into-three.html. Retrieved 3 April 2012.
^ Official website

External links [link]

Official website

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Subsidiaries and
divisions

GMG Radio

Real Radio	North East · North West · Scotland · Wales · Yorkshire

Real Radio XS	96.3 Scotland · 106.1 Manchester · Digital

Smooth Radio	Smooth Radio · 105.2 Smooth Radio

Other	Jazz FM (licensed to Jazz FM Investments Ltd)

Newspapers

The Guardian · The Guardian Weekly · The Observer

Other

Channel M · GMG Property Services · guardian.co.uk

Joint ventures and
shareholdings

Development Hell (29.5%) · EMAP (50%) · Seven Publishing (41.9%) · Trader Media Group (50%)

Other

C. P. Scott · Guardian Student Media Award · Scott Trust · John Edward Taylor

Category

Media in the United Kingdom

Newspapers, magazines and other periodicals

Newspapers

National	Berliner: The Guardian · The Observer · Broadsheet: Financial Times · The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph · The Sunday Times · Compact: i · The Independent, The Independent on Sunday · The Times · Middle-market: Daily Express, Sunday Express · Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday · Tabloid: Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror · Morning Star · The People · Daily Star, Daily Star Sunday · The Sun · Sunday Sport

Regional and local	Local newspapers in England · Regional newspapers in England · Newspapers in Northern Ireland · Newspapers in Scotland · Newspapers in Wales

Other resources	Defunct newspapers · Editors · Fleet Street · History · Journalists · Specialist newspapers · List by circulation

Magazines and
other periodicals

Arts magazines · Business magazines · Comics · Defunct magazines · Fashion magazines · Literary magazines · Political magazines · Satirical magazines · Science and technology magazines · Women's magazines · List of magazines by circulation

Radio

National stations

BBC	Analogue/digital: Radio 1 · Radio 2 · Radio 3 · Radio 4 · Radio 5 Live · Digital: Radio 1Xtra · Radio 4 Extra · Radio 5 Live Sports Extra · 6 Music · Asian Network · BBC National DAB (multiplex)

Commercial	Analogue/digital: Absolute Radio · Classic FM · Talksport · Digital: Absolute 80s · Absolute Radio 90s · Absolute Radio Extra · Amazing Radio · BFBS Radio · Digital One (multiplex) · Jazz FM · Planet Rock · Premier Christian Radio · Smooth Radio UK · UCB UK

Regional and
local stations

BBC	List of BBC Local Radio stations · List of BBC Regional Radio stations

Commercial	List of community radio stations · List of local commercial radio stations · List of semi-national analogue and digital stations

Other stations

List of hospital radio stations · Pirate radio · Restricted Service Licence (List of RSL stations) · List of satellite radio stations · List of student and schools radio

Other

Broadcasting companies · Broadcasting House · FM broadcasting · MediaCityUK · People · Programmes · Radio Academy · Radio Independents Group · RAJAR · Sony Radio Academy Awards · Most-listened-to programs

Television

Principal channels

BBC	Analogue/digital: BBC One · BBC Two · Digital: BBC Three · BBC Four · BBC News · BBC Parliament · CBBC · CBeebies · BBC Alba · HD: BBC HD

BSkyB	Digital: Challenge · Pick TV · Sky1 · Sky2 · Sky 3D · Sky Arts · Sky Atlantic · Sky Betting and Gaming · Sky Living · Sky Livingit · Sky Movies · Sky Movies Box Office · Sky News · Sky Sports · Sky Sports F1 · Sky Sports News

Channel Four	Analogue/digital: Channel 4 · Digital: E4 · Film4 · More4 · 4seven · S4C

Channel 5	Analogue/digital: Channel 5 · Digital: 5* · 5USA

ITV Network	Analogue/digital: ITV · Digital: ITV2 · ITV3 · ITV4 · CITV

UKTV	Digital: Alibi · Blighty · Dave · Eden · Gold · Good Food · Home · Really · Watch · Yesterday

Services and
platforms

4oD (Film4oD) · Analogue (Analogue terrestrial) · BBC iPlayer · blinkbox · BT Vision · Cable · Demand 5 · Digital (Digital terrestrial · List of channels) · Freesat (Freesat+ · List of channels) · Freeview (Freeview+) · Freewire (List of channels) · High-definition (List of channels) · ITV (ITV Player · STV Player) · Real Digital · Restricted Service Licence · Satellite (List of channels) · Sky (Freesat from Sky · Sky Anytime · Sky Anytime+ · Sky+ · Sky+ HD · List of channels) · Smallworld Cable (List of channels) · TalkTalk TV (List of channels) · Top Up TV · TVCatchup (List of channels) · Virgin Media (FilmFlex · TiVo · V+ · List of channels) · WightCable · YouView · Zattoo (List of channels)

Studios

BBC Pacific Quay · BBC Television Centre · Broadcasting House · Broadcasting House (Cardiff) · The Fountain Studios · The Leeds Studios · MediaCityUK · Granada Studios · Roath Lock · Teddington Studios

Other

Awards · Defunct channels · Edinburgh International Television Festival · History (List of years) · List of channels · Production companies · Programmes · Student television · Viewing statistics (Most-watched broadcasts)

Companies and organisations

Companies

Major companies	Aegis Group · Archant · BBC · Bloomsbury Publishing · British Sky Broadcasting · BT Group · Channel Four · Chrysalis Group · Daily Mail and General Trust · Economist Group · EMAP · EMI Group · Endemol UK · Global Radio · Guardian Media Group · Haymarket Group · Informa · IPC Media · ITN · ITV · Johnston Press · Mecom Group · News International · Newsquest · Northern & Shell · Pearson · Press Holdings · Reed Elsevier · Reuters · STV Group · Syco · TalkTalk Group · Trinity Mirror · UBM · UTV Media · Virgin Media

Other resources	Broadcasting companies · Defunct media companies · Publishing companies (List of largest UK book publishers) · Record labels

Government and
regulatory bodies

Advertising Standards Authority · BBC Trust · British Board of Film Classification · British Film Institute · Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee · Department for Culture, Media and Sport · Ofcom · Press Complaints Commission · UK Film Council · Welsh Fourth Channel Authority

Industry and
trades bodies

British Academy of Film and Television Arts · British Phonographic Industry · Broadcasting, Entertainment, Cinematograph and Theatre Union · Clearcast · Digital TV Group · Digital UK · Equity · Federation Against Copyright Theft · National Union of Journalists · The Publishers Association · Royal Television Society · United Kingdom Independent Broadcasting

Other

BBC Academy · National Film and Television School · National Media Museum

Regional and student media

Regional media	Media in England (Media in Birmingham · Media in London · Media in Manchester) · Media in Northern Ireland · Media in Scotland (Media in Aberdeen · Media in Dundee · Media in Glasgow) · Media in Wales (Media in Cardiff)

Student media	Student television

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History [link]

Operations [link]

EMAP Radio [link]

EMAP magazines [link]

Emap events [link]

EMAP Middle East [link]

Subsidiaries [link]

References [link]

External links [link]

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