Joins.com (www.joins.com)

Opened in 1995, joins.com was the first online news site made available among domestic newspapers - a comprehensive media channel, encompassing international exclusive news and also news from print newspapers, broadcasting and magazines, it is broadening into a complete multimedia service.
Created as a new media subsidiary of JoongAng Ilbo, joins.com is Korea’s leading online newspaper offering Korea’s best internet exclusive articles, largest online database and information on people and companies, domestically and abroad, and high quality international economic news.

Joinsland (www.joinsland.com)

A venture begun by JoongAng Ilbo’s in-house real estate reporters, joinsland was established in August of 2000 as a comprehensive real estate information venture company. Featuring the best of quality content and run by real estate reporters who select the “hot” news and provide expert guidance, this distinctive and complete real estate portal attracts Korea’s businesspeople. Developing a business model based on a new paradigm, it incorporates a real estate development service that combines online and offline resources, development consulting services, remodeling consulting services and a seller’s mall. The portal is a guide for the business industry. The site also runs “JoongAng Ilbo Real Estate Academy”, a real estate educational institute established for the purpose of empowering society by providing information and real estate know-how.



JoongAng m&b

JoongAng m&b first began over 30 years ago with the inaugural issue which coincided with JoongAng Ilbo’s own first print. In March 1997, JoongAng m&b legally established itself as a subsidiary of JoongAng Ilbo. It leads the domestic magazine market with its wide range of age-specific women’s magazines, that includes CeCi, LemonTree, Women’s JoongAng 21, HEREN and Sure.

Hearst JoongAng

In a joint partnership with the Hearst Magazine International, JoongAng m&b launched Cosmopolitan Korea, the Korean language version of Cosmopolitan International, the world’s most circulated women’s magazine. This is the first of such U.S.-Korean collaborations to publish a magazine in Korea. Targeting single women, 18-34 years old, Cosmopolitan Korea is a women’s lifestyle magazine that freely discusses issues of interest for young women including fashion, beauty, sex, love and work.

JoongAng Ilbo Sisa Media

The JoongAng Ilbo Sisa media provides insights into political, economic and social trends at home and abroad, accurately and in a timely fashion.
Economist, a weekly economics magazine for businessmen and women. Writers with expertise in their fields provide in-depth, easy-to-understand analyses of complex economic issues and related phenomena.
Monthly JoongAng launched in April 1968, this current affairs monthly has been a mainstay for contemporary intellectuals and leaders. Monthly JoongAng changed its format and design in 2005, presenting a new, higher-quality apperance.
The nation's best business magazine, Forbes Korea covers domestic and international economic trends, through global news from the Forbes network and local reports analyzing Korean markets.
Newsweek Korea is published in partnership with Newsweek. Newsweek korea gives its readers lively, in-depth information about the rapid changes in this new era, in which borders are fast disappearing.



JoongAng Ilbo Eduline (http://www.jeduline.com)

JoongAng Ilbo Eduline is a subsidiary established to social and continuing education courses. JoongAng Cultural Center is a future-oriented lifetime education institution that offers over 300 classes on culture, self-improvement and hobbies, along with a state-of-the-art fitness center. Through a partnership with Kaplan, Inc. of the U.S., the Kaplan Center offers various language classes and assistance in helping students to study abroad. JoongAng Conservatory was established to assist and encourage promising young artists by engaging professors from the Ukrainian National Music Academy. JoongAng Ilbo Eduline, with Seoul National University, hosts the annual Math and Science Competition to discover and award gifted students from all over the country. There are also various conventions, camps, online classes, field trips, teaching texts and other high-quality educational events hosted by JoongAng Ilbo.



JoongAng Culture Media

JoongAng Ilbo Culture Media is a subsidiary of JoongAng Ilbo. Established for the purpose of improving the quality of civic life, it plans and organizes a wide number of performances and cultural events. The JoongAng Ilbo Seoul Half Marathon was first held in September of 1999 and was expanded to include a full course marathon (42.195 km) in 2002, whereby bringing it up to the international standards and establishing itself as the JoongAng Seoul Marathon. Through annually-held events such as the JoongAng Art Exhibition, JoongAng Music Concours, Master of Baduk, Presidential High School Baseball Tournament, along with international exhibitions from professional education, environment and new media fields, JoongAng Culture Media takes the lead in improving Korea's industrial and national competitiveness.



JoongAng Broadcasting

JoongAng Broadcasting operates three cable channels. The first channel established in 1995, Q Channel, is regarded as Korea's best culture and documentary channel. Following, The History Channel was added in 2001 under an exclusive alliance with A&E Television Network. The most recent addition in 2005 is the golf channel, J Golf. Q Channel carefully selects and acquires high-quality documentary programming from around the world. A talented in-house staff raises the standards to an international level by producing superior original content reflecting the changing times, values, and lifestyles of Korea. The History Channel not only receives content from THC, but also creates its own domestic related content as well as sources from local production companies. The History Channel is committed to developing its in-house capabilities to raise the overall proportion of domestic content. J Golf is Korea’s 24-hour golf channel that airs the most distinguished golf tours of the PGA and live tournaments worldwide. The production team also creates state-of-the-art and unique programming.



JoongAng USA (www.koreadaily.com)

The American edition of JoongAng Ilbo is called "The Korea Daily" which was founded in Los Angeles in 1974 through a U.S. subsidiary. It is also issued in Canada and South America and is the beacon to immigrants by providing a variety of in-depth coverage of news, events, and information in Korean. The U.S. newspaper includes the U.S. Edition, Korea Edition, Sports, Daily Section, Classified Ads and 5 other sections, totaling over 100 pages per copy. There are also regional newspapers available in Philadelphia, Orange County, San Diego, and Rowland Heights. Furthermore, the website www.joongangusa.com provides news, lifestyle, immigration, and yellow page information to fulfill the needs of Korean communities throughout the country. Headquartered in Los Angeles, there are also branches in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Washington D.C., Seattle, Hawaii, Dallas, Orange County, and San Diego in the U.S. Other international branches include Brazil, Argentina, Toronto, and Vancouver, all producing their own editions.