Fairfax Business Media (FBM) is the business information and publishing arm of Fairfax Media Limited [ASX:FXJ], Australasia’s leading media company. In May 2007, Fairfax Media and Rural Press Limited completed their merger, creating the largest integrated metropolitan, rural and regional, print and online digital media company in Australasia, with publications and websites in every States and the ACT in Australia, and throughout New Zealand.
Fairfax Media’s products are icons in their markets. In Australia mastheads include The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Australian Financial Review, The Canberra Times, BRW, The Sun-Herald, and The Land. In New Zealand mastheads include The Dominion Post, The Press, The Sunday Star-Times, TV Guide, NZ House and Garden, and Cuisine.
In November 2007, key assets of Southern Cross Broadcasting (Australia) Ltd, were acquired, which included radio stations 2UE in Sydney, 3AW and Magic 1278 Melbourne, 4BC and 4BH Brisbane, and 6PR and 96fm in Perth, the Southern Star television production and distribution business, as well as Satellite Music Australia and other associated businesses.
Fairfax moved into its Asia regional office in Singapore in 1999, and has since, opened sales and editorial offices in Hong Kong and Malaysia. Additional editorial staffs are stationed across the region in Beijing, Tokyo and Jakarta.
The company’s international operations are spearheaded by the company’s specialist research business, Fairfax Business Research (FBR), custom solutions division - Fairfax Integrated Solutions (FIS), and market leader MIS magazine. In August 2006, FBM licensed CIO Asia, Computerworld Singapore and Computerworld Malaysia from IDG to expand our family of titles in Asia.
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About Fairfax Business Research
Fairfax Business Research (FBR) is the demand-side research division of FBM, providing business intelligence on the IT-infrastructure of more than 20,000 Asian enterprises. FBR’ MarketBase is a set of user databases covering C-level executives in 11 countries across Asia-Pacific.
FBR Customized Research is, above all, a local product. We hear all the time in the IT media about US trends, but what is happening in Asia right now? These reports are used to both confirm the results of international research and find how markets are different. Through our exposure to the Asia Pacific market, we are also able to undertake research through 11 major Asia-Pacific countries.
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About Fairfax Integrated Solutions
Fairfax Integrated Solutions (FIS) is a custom solutions division of FBM. Launched in July 2004, FIS was born from the increasing need for IT marketers to deliver measurable marketing programs encompassing all of the marketing mix and disciplines. This means traditional suppliers can no longer deliver one piece of the marketing solution, but need to re-align their products and businesses to offer a comprehensive and integrated program of services delivering measurable marketing and sales outcomes.
The Comprehensive Solution
FIS delivers these required outcomes through a comprehensive service and product range that are brought together dependent on your needs. The services we supply and combine into a guaranteed marketing and sales outcome, include, but are not limited to,
Event Delegate Acquisition
Custom Event Management
Independent Quantitative Research for Marketing & Strategic Insight
Custom Publishing
Database Management
Brand Health & Tracking
About MIS Asia Magazine | |
 | MIS Asia is Asia’s leading IT-Management magazine, with an audited circulation of over 10,600 IT-Chiefs in ASEAN and Greater China regions. The magazine focuses on business rather than technology, analysis rather than news, strategy rather than product, users rather than vendors, and most importantly, on how the IT-executive can become a better manager. MIS Asia eNewsletter, with the latest news and analysis, is available to her regional elite CIO readers weekly every Thursday of the week. |
About CIO Asia Magazine | |
 | CIO Asia builds the IT business case for the highest-level members of the executive suite, explaining IT’s business value in a hype-free manner that non-technical persons can understand and apply. It is aim at the C-level leaders (CXO) who needs to know the business essentials of IT, with enough technical information for informed decision-making. The magazine gives the budget-proposer (for example, the CIO) the means to drive strategy and the budget gatekeepers (such as the CFO and CEO) the means to judge its value. |
About Computerworld Singapore Magazine | |
 | Computerworld carries authoritative analysis, news and coverage on IT trends and implementations, both locally in Singapore and around the globe. |
About Computerworld Malaysia Magazine | |
 | Computerworld carries authoritative analysis, news and coverage on IT trends and implementations, both locally in Malaysia and around the globe. |
