SouthComm Corporate

Company's publications cover 10 markets

By NashvillePost.com Staff

SouthComm Communications, the parent company of NashvillePost.com, has acquired Medical News Papers, Inc., the company behind a chain of publications catering to healthcare professionals in 10 markets across the Southeast. more...

by NashvillePost.com staff

SouthComm Communications, the parent company of NashvillePost.com, will this summer launch a local women’s magazine.

Her Nashville will be a free monthly, feature a range of topics of interest to women and be distributed in racks throughout Nashville and parts of Williamson County. It will be edited by native Nashvillian Ashley Haugen, former managing editor of Nashville, Williamson and Rutherford Parent magazines as well as a national pop-culture publication for young adults. more...

by NashvillePost.com staff

SouthComm Communications, the parent company of NashvillePost.com, has agreed to acquire Decision Media Inc., adding statewide business magazine BusinessTN to its publishing holdings.

BusinessTN reaches more than 40,000 business and community leaders across the state. The magazine was launched in 1993 as Business Nashville relaunched as a statewide publication in January 2004. more...

by NashvillePost.com staff

SouthComm Communications Inc., the parent company of NashvillePost.com, has acquired Music Row, the respected publisher of music magazines, special reports and other entertainment industry products.

As part of the deal, Music Row publisher and CEO David Ross will become vice president and board member of SouthComm while retaining his post at the helm of the 25-year-old entertainment news outlet. The entire staff of Music Row will stay on. more...

by NashvillePost.com staff

Nashville Post Co. has been incorporated into SouthComm Communications Inc., a new media holding company that is being funded by Solidus Co., the majority investor in NashvillePost.com.

The deal makes NashvillePost.com, which posted record readership numbers in 2007, part of a Nashville-based publishing group focused on niche audiences. Chris Ferrell, ex-publisher of the Nashville Scene and former Metro Council member, is CEO of SouthComm. more...