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Gray Television is the largest independent operator of TV stations affiliated with the CBS network, with 17 stations in more than a dozen states. In total the company operates more than 35 stations in 30 midsized and smaller markets mostly in the Midwest and South. Its other stations are affiliated with ABC, NBC, and FOX. In addition to traditional analog signals, Gray Television broadcasts an additional 40 digital channels mostly carrying programming from The CW and MyNetworkTV. Former CEO J. Mack Robinson and his family control more than 35% of the company.

GRB Entertainment is a leading television producer that focuses on unscripted and fact-based programming. Its shows have included Growing Up Gotti and Intervention (both for cable network A&E), Full Force of Nature (Weather Channel), The Secret Life of a Soccer Mom (Discovery Communications' TLC), and Super Swank (Scripps Networks' Travel Channel). The company's library of shows includes more than 600 hours of programming. GRB Entertainment distributes programming to broadcasters in more than 190 countries. CEO Gary Benz started the production business in 1987.

Hat Trick Productions is one of the top independent TV producers in the UK, specializing in comedy and other light entertainment aired by the BBC and other networks. Among the company's hits are "The Kumars at No 42", "Have I Got News For You", "Father Ted", and "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" (The company produced both UK and US versions of the latter.) Investment firm Kleinwort Capital owns about 45% of Hat Trick Productions; the remainder is owned by former spouses (and current co-managing directors) Jimmy Mulville and Denise O'Donoghue, who founded the production company in 1989.

Hearst Television ever shows "Citizen Kane" on its stations.Hearst Television is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hearst Corporation (Hearst family patriarch William Randolph Hearst was the inspiration for the 1941 film). It is one of the leading TV groups in the US with about 30 stations (both owned and managed) serving more than two dozen markets around the country. The stations reach nearly 20% of US households and are primarily affiliated with the ABC and NBC networks. The firm also manages two Hearst radio stations in Baltimore. Hearst Corporation took the TV business (formerly called Hearst-Argyle Television) private in 2009.

HIT Entertainment is a leading producer of children's TV programming, including such shows as Barney & Friends, Bob the Builder, and Thomas & Friends. The company's vault features more than 1,500 hours of programming that its distributes to more than 240 countries; it also distributes content for the home entertainment market and licenses its characters for use in books and other consumer products. The company was formed in 1989 by TV entrepreneur Peter Orton. Sunshine Acquisition, formed by private equity firm Apax Partners, owns HIT Entertainment.

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