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Meredith Corporation is an American media company that publishes magazines like Ladies' Home Journal, Traditional Home, Midwest Living, and American Baby. Based in Des Moines, Iowa, Meredith has inked a deal with SEEC media to publish a Chinese edition of Better Homes and Gardens magazine.

SEEC's best known publication is Caijing, but the company also publishes several different financial periodicals, as well as travel magazine and real estate titles. According to Meredith's press release, The deal gives SEEC "rights to publish and distribute a Chinese-language edition of the magazine in mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore. The long-term agreement begins with the launch of the Chinese edition later this year."

LINKS:
Meredith press release on Yahoo
Meredith Corporate Site
Caijing English site

 
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