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Formed in 2001, CTVglobemedia is 40%-owned by The Woodbridge Company, a holding firm for the Thomson family; other investors include Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan (25%) and Torstar (20%). CTVglobemedia might not rule the world but it does own The Globe. The company is a media conglomerate with holdings in publishing and broadcasting. Its operations include The Globe and Mail, one of Canada's top newspapers with a circulation of more than 900,000. The company owns CTV, a leading television broadcaster that operates the CTV network and more than 20 TV stations. (In 2010, however, Canadian communications giant BCE announced it is buying CTV.) CTVglobemedia also owns radio stations (CHUM Radio Network).

Dada Entertainment is music to the ears of anyone who wants music (and other things) on the go. Available on a subscription basis to mobile phone and PC users, the company provides Web-based music content such as ringtones, audio and video clips, and full-length songs (for MP3s), as well as social networking services, wallpapers, and mobile games. The company serves users in the US and Canada, and its services are compatible with most US mobile phone operators, including AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Alltel, and others. Formed in 2007, the company is a 50/50 joint venture between Dada USA, the US division of Italian-based DADA S.p.A., and Sony Music Entertainment.

Danetracks Incorporated company was founded in 1986 by Academy Award winning sound designer Dane A. Davis. Danetracks isn't a company that makes Danish running apparel. It is a US company that designs, edits, and mixes sounds for feature films, commercials, TV ad campaigns, video games, documentaries, and special venue projects. Danetracks has worked on movies such as "The Matrix Reloaded," "Boogie Nights," and Black Snake Moan. Its game resume includes "Enter The Matrix," "Def Jam Vendetta," and "Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield." Danetracks' library features more than 120,000 sound effects; its production facility covers 10,000 square feet in West Hollywood.

Dartfish was founded in 1998. Outside of its headquarters in Switzerland, the company has offices in the US, France, Australia, Japan, and Korea. Dartfish develops video processing technologies, known as SimulCam and StroMotion, which are used to highlight athletic movements. Applications of the company's products include broadcast footage, multimedia Internet content, and sports training. Already used by the US Olympic teams for training purposes, the StroMotion technology was also nominated for an Emmy award for its use during the broadcast of the 2004 Olympics.

Deseret Management also has real estate holdings through other subsidiaries. The Mormon Church formed the holding company in 1966. While the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints handles the spiritual, Deseret Management takes care of the worldly. The holding company oversees a portfolio of for-profit ventures for the Mormon Church, including Bonneville International Corporation (radio and TV stations), Deseret Book Company (inspirational publishing), and Salt Lake City's "Deseret Morning News" newspaper. Its holdings also include life insurance and financial services provider Beneficial Life Insurance and contract foodservices and corporate catering provider Temple Square Hospitality.

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